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Alan so sorry to hear, its so tough to deal with and I know exactly how your feeling we had to put our beloved beagle Bailey to rest yesterday due to a super fast growing tumor, Thank Goodness we were able to be with her
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10 hours ago, misterNNL said:
It appears to my newly overhauled eyes that the ads have gotten much larger in the last couple of weeks.
10 hours ago, Tom Geiger said:And ads for cartoon porn!
and yes on both of these, running Chrome that's constantly updated
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gonna be a small fortune to ship, when I was a member on NAXJA and Samba, guys would ship large items by Greyhound bus and it was considerably cheaper but you have to pick up and have dropped off at their terminal
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bummer sorry to hear it was really hoping it might happen, haven't been to any shows since it started, no fairs, no woodward, no R/C fly events, just no fun
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5 hours ago, peteski said:
Bill, Lincoln tried to imitate the bustle-back Seville in the '80s, but I didn't think it was a big seller. Then there was an '80s Mopar car with somewhat similar rear end (was it Mirada or Imperial?).
it was actually Imperial 80-83 I think, only as a 2 door except for a few limo conversions, was a nice looking car drove like the land yacht it is
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maybe save some things your still seriously interested in and see what happens after a break, myself over 45 yrs in the hobby and have taken years off from building, but was still involved in the hobby via retail and toy show stuff like that so that kept me interested, anyhow I love archery but had to quit cold turkey due to having my sternum removed due to a rare serious cancer, thanks goodness I didn't get rid of everything model related cause now its been one of my main hobbies again, it doesn't cost anything to let some sit for a while you never know what life will throw at you
good luck in whatever you decide
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here check this site out, lots of tube chassis parts http://futurattraction.com/7.html
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I've received a few questionably packaged items from them so won't order anything fragile, I figure its better to spend a couple more bucks from a smaller hobby dealer than have to deal with a return or repair of a damaged kit
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1 hour ago, The Junkman said:
I believe I've read that "Dukes of Hazzard" nuked so many Chargers that by the end they were using AMC Matadors. Couldn't prove it by me, never seen an episode.
No Matadors it was only about 300 Chargers mostly 69s and a few 68s, they were using models toward the end of the series
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always get a kick out of vanishing point when the Challenger becomes a Camaro
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On 6/15/2020 at 2:24 AM, 1930fordpickup said:
Ron do you remember the Nomad that sat on Secor that was sitting on a Dodge 4x4 chassis.
nope don't remember that one, I do remember an early 280 Z on a cj chassis, a early 70s cad on something and a early 80 Camaro or Firebird on something
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this one just makes you wonder why ??
https://toledo.craigslist.org/bar/d/toledo-67-camaro-drop-top-4x4very-cool/7135731616.html
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Thanks Dan they do have some interesting stuff guess I'll have to decide what I'd really like to build, sorta told my wife a while ago a Rhoads would be my last guitar but just don't think I could do the neck and headstock justice cause really love the real Jackson neck, the Jem is also interesting but not really wanting to deal with another Floyd setup, a hardtail Jem could be cool
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5 hours ago, iamsuperdan said:
the finish looks super, wondering if you started with one of those diy kits, or just a body and neck ?? been kinda thinking about building one and was thinking kit but sorta know I'd have to throw out most of the electrics and hardware cause its probably the cheapest stuff made correct ?? so maybe just a better quality body and neck to start with is the way to go but don't really want to get into installing frets, any ideas ??
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have a couple projects in mind and would buy any of them doesn't matter which year or issue so wish they would slap the Coke decals in the box and get it out
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i'll also mention that the 57 nomad was last issued in the Skip's era iirc
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wow that was fast, email is time stamped 5:39 pm and I posted when I read it
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I am in no way connected with this, just an email I received and figured someone might like it
https://www.autoworldstore.com/product-p/awfreemodel.htm?mc_cid=4e2d838566&mc_eid=e3f3748320
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been on Ebay since 01 myself both buying and selling, haven't sold much the past couple years because it seems they wanted to push sellers into the store type format with automatic listing renewals and collecting taxes on the sellers behalf plus the fees were getting to be about 20 % of the total, I don't know if that's still the case or not and will look into it soon cause I have several lifetimes of kits and die cast to thin out
the thing I just noticed is looking in automotive models and kits category, filtered by US only listings there's only approx. 8500 listings for auctions and buy it now listings are approx. 98,000, I didn't know there was that much imbalance
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wish somebody would do these in the correct 17in oem size
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39 minutes ago, Fat Brian said:
Is this the original General Lee that was pulled out of the woods?
yes its Lee 1 which is in the opening credits that jumps off the dirt pile at the college
the wheels in the first 2 pics are just some old aluminum slots that were painted gold when they were touring the car around before the restoration, should be easier to find they was very popular maybe these would work
http://www.fireballmodels.info/images/FMR-076.jpg
tv episode car had a wide steel slot style wheel notice the thickness of the wheel lip and the slot openings, maybe some old dirt track kit
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Am I the only one seeing a price decrease in the secondary market for kits?
in The Off-Topic Lounge
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I also believe the market is flooded right now, how many of us are aging and sitting on a couple to a few hundred kits right now, I know many guys that are thinning the stash, cutting back on buying, realizing their never going to get to em all, I know I've sold a couple hundred the past couple years and will clear out a bunch more this winter, sure there will be some kits that always bring good money but I think lots and lots of common and semi-common kits will drop in price, just not enough younger guys interested to replace us older guys
also when setting your prices on ebay remember they and paypal get a cut that's usually adds up to about 20% or so