Junkman

All of them. Especially the ones moulded in red, since red plastic is made by the Beelzebub.

Them's toolz, ye buggaz.

If you can afford one, anything is legal for you.

1959, with the exception of Imperials, in which case it's 1961.

Those tyres are little jewels, aren' they?

Wahey! Raleigh Choppers were made in England.

It sure is a bit of a no brainer, but this could be said for many other cars and vans as well.

Do not waste your money on that Doyusha abomination. Seriously. If you must have a Capri 1 right now, buy the Whitebox, or the Welly diecast. If you have enough life left, wait for the upcoming Decalcas kit, which, as far as I understand, will be an injection moulded plastic kit. Then use a Whitebox, or Welly diecast as a donor for bumpers, wheels and whatever else the rally version lacks. As for Cortinas, or actually more correctly, Consul Cortinas, there also was a 1/16 scale kit by Frog. Like much of the rest of Frog's lineup, it was later reissued by Novo in the Soviet Union.

The only thing you could consider rude in Britain are the cabbies.

I've seen some piss take in the forty years I'm in this hobby, but this takes the cake. "Cool" Nope.

In Germany we had Bonanzas.

Excellent, thanks!

Does anyone still make this?

Don't forget Bob Steinbrunn.

Yes, the 425 in my 1966 Delta 88 convertible was indeed red.

What ever happened to Rocco Richardson?