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Thanks for reminding me about that. I have some other Team Caliber Fords and I checked them out and found a spare window. I am good to go. Thanx!

Picked up this die cast car at the close out section of the hobby shop. It has some minor problems with the chassis I can fix but it is missing the passenger side window. By any chance anyone have something I could use to replace the window?????? (1/24 scale)

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Saw this product being used on a You-Tube site (Nero 62 Custom Diecast) for polishing out plastic windshields on old die cast or model cars that have been faded out or damaged. I have a Mark Martin die cast that had some kind of spots all over the front and rear glass that wouldn't come out with any kind of standard cleaner. So I bought a bottle on Amazon for $8 and it worked GREAT. Hope this helps someone out there.

See my post above.

Beautiful Job.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/2020/06/19/vicki-wood-daytona-driver-dies-nascar/3201815001/

The real story about that car as told to me by Maurice Petty when I worked for Dodge Motorsports is that the car was narrowed 2 inches!!!!!!!!!

2002 Jimmy Johnson Rookie car. Limited edition for Lowes employees when Jimmy signed up. Came with a NASCAR template and a jack and of course the yellow rookie stripes on the rear bumper.

So what all of you are saying is let the cars race the way they come off the assembly line with their front and rear plastic bumpers and their V6 engines and their air bags and everybody will flock to the race tracks. You can't compare the cars of the 60's to todays vehicles. Things change and nothing can stop that.

Carl Edwards autographed 2009 Car of Tomorrow Ford Fusion.................1/64 and 1/24.

Back then NASCAR had a rule that you could run a body style for 3 years.

Man who designed the Porsche engines at 90 https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2020/06/11/hans-mezger-who-designed-the-porsche-901-911-engine-dies-at-age-90