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Jeez, can’t believe I had to crawl back 5 pages to find this model again. This thing should be pinned to the front as an example of craftsmanship. Really. 
I hadn’t realized how rare this kit is, also, and found this on eBay...empty box sold for $138.50!!! 
Again, fantastic work on this model, Steve. Worth visiting again. 

 

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22 hours ago, Erik Smith said:

Jeez, can’t believe I had to crawl back 5 pages to find this model again. This thing should be pinned to the front as an example of craftsmanship. Really. 
I hadn’t realized how rare this kit is, also, and found this on eBay...empty box sold for $138.50!!! 
Again, fantastic work on this model, Steve. Worth visiting again.

That's why I felt so privileged and fortunate to have been able to have the opportunity to build this model Erik.

Imagine the price if it had a kit inside! :blink:

 

Again, I have to thank Claes Ericsson for giving me that opportunity!

 

 

 

Steve

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On 4/8/2020 at 6:57 PM, StevenGuthmiller said:

That's why I felt so privileged and fortunate to have been able to have the opportunity to build this model Erik.

Imagine the price if it had a kit inside! :blink:

 

Again, I have to thank Claes Ericsson for giving me that opportunity!

 

 

 

Steve

My pleasure! It came to a good home and I got things I needed in trade. I also got five months worth of interesting reading, in installments.

Oddly enough, while 90% of my stash consists of stuff I’ve gotten off ebay or from US dealers, all three ´68 442’s I’ve had, were found locally in Sweden.

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Great work!  If you ever find another '68 here's a challenge for you.  This is my friends '68 Hurst/Olds.  He's been the second owner since 1983.  Only 515 built.

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11 hours ago, Claes Ericsson said:

My pleasure! It came to a good home and I got things I needed in trade. I also got five months worth of interesting reading, in installments.

Oddly enough, while 90% of my stash consists of stuff I’ve gotten off ebay or from US dealers, all three ´68 442’s I’ve had, were found locally in Sweden.

Well thank you again Claes!

I feel a little bit better knowing that you have had several bites at the '68 442 apple and didn't trade something to me that you would later regret! :D

 

It was so much fun building this model and I sincerely owe it all to you!

If we had not made that trade, there's a pretty good possibility that I may have never found one of these kits!

 

 

 

Steve

Posted (edited)
56 minutes ago, 455 Rocket said:

Great work!  If you ever find another '68 here's a challenge for you.  This is my friends '68 Hurst/Olds.  He's been the second owner since 1983.  Only 515 built.

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I'm game!

Maybe you could pry another kit from Claes' hands and send it to me! :D

I'll fix it up right, now that I know what all of the pitfalls are! ^_^

 

 

 

 

Steve

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Posted
5 hours ago, Bob Ellis said:

It's too bad Dr. Olsmobile died!

Great job on a terrific model Steve.

Thanks Bob!

I enjoyed every second of the project!

At east that's how I remember it now! :lol:

 

 

 

 

Steve

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