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This the Yellow Rolls Royce:
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Not the yellow Rolls Royce
Not the yellow Rolls Royce
No, it is A yellow Rolls Royce (what a rough casting b.t.w.)
This the Yellow Rolls Royce: Also a yellow E type:
This the Yellow Rolls Royce: Also a yellow E type:
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Re: Not the yellow Rolls Royce
I love Yellow Rolls-Royce motor cars, that's why I drive one... 
That is a rough casting and considering it is a regular wheel casting, not a 'Superfast' casting that is strange, because like another thread about the Matchbox E Type Jaguar, it looks like bad tool missalinement which we have come to expect as a result of worn tooling through massive quantities of models being produced.
I don't think I have a #24c with casting lines as bad as that one.
Ghosthunter.
That is a rough casting and considering it is a regular wheel casting, not a 'Superfast' casting that is strange, because like another thread about the Matchbox E Type Jaguar, it looks like bad tool missalinement which we have come to expect as a result of worn tooling through massive quantities of models being produced.
I don't think I have a #24c with casting lines as bad as that one.
Ghosthunter.