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The older issues had Goodyear Blue Streaks, but depending on who sponsered the driver or team the tires may have been different.

That would be the logical thing to do, or just ignore all advice that's been given to you.

To think that is started out like this.

Sewing needle - (Noun) A small needle with a hole at one end to put the thread through and a sharp pointy end for going through the fabric.

Great to see you here Siim, hope to see more from you.

Welcome to the MCM forum Mads, hope to see more great builds from you. And stop hording all the Mk4 Golfs.

Joe was at NNL Sacramento with Mark of MS Hobbies, he had a 3rd gen Camaro body that he's working on to be used with the Mustang Trans Am and IMSA GTO kits. Im planning on getting one.

Tamiya did a Grand Cherokee and two versions of the Wrangler.

From Wikipedia The early Military Miniature Series differed from the western standard scales of the time and used 1/35 scale. The models included the option for the inclusion of batteries and a gear box for motorization. These models were easy to assemble, the completed models looked good, and the parts were accurate. These qualities gave the series a good reputation ever since it was released. However, the option for motorization meant that the models needed to be inaccurate in some respects in order to work as motorized kits. More scale-accurate products which did not allow for motorization were renewed after the Tiger I's later model.

Thank Tamiya, it was a scale that they could get a motor and batteries in.

that's one ugly Lotus Seven clone.

Take it away Donnie.

The prototype of the Google Earth vehicle.

Its not European.

I've known that AJ Foyt ran 14 on a number of his cars and he ran a Buick in NASCAR during this time, but I don't know if is Foyt's.

Foyt's Buick Sommerset from the IMSA GTO class

Very good Robert, the floor is yours. Kudos for Chris on the chassis codes.

might be a early 30's Chevy

The car is easy but name the drivers.

Wolfenstein Golf

I don't know about them, what other father and son team can drive into the back of a safety truck?

Rodney, see if you can find a set of these steel wheels from Aoshima