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I guess this means the last run of the A-Team van was, well, the last run, much like the forthcoming 1/16 Street Charger kit. I supect there are already enough A-Team vans out there to satisfy most people, though. :D

I hope Round2 releases a poster for each kit in the new Original Art series, too.

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I guess this means the last run of the A-Team van was, well, the last run, much like the forthcoming 1/16 Street Charger kit. I supect there are already enough A-Team vans out there to satisfy most people, though. :D

I hope Round2 releases a poster for each kit in the new Original Art series, too.

I pitty the fool who wants to see the A Team van reissued......

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I guess this means the last run of the A-Team van was, well, the last run, much like the forthcoming 1/16 Street Charger kit. I supect there are already enough A-Team vans out there to satisfy most people, though. :D

I hope Round2 releases a poster for each kit in the new Original Art series, too.

Honestly, I wouldn't mind if they left the newer parts from the A-Team van as well as the post '77 dash and wheel(s) and the grills that were never offered in styrene.

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Didn't the A- team van have an "Early " as in 70-73 dash in that kit ? Seems to me they did . I remember the weird air box from the factory in the darn few Chevrolet vans with "Factory " air too. You had this huge box that you crawled over to enter the cargo area . Funny as they were competing with Ford's superior design from 1969 . No wonder the aftermarket cleaned up on air conditioning from 1970 to 74......................Ed Shaver

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Interesting..the box looks like an old Jo-Han box as far as the shape..

Yes, it appears to be much like the Double Dragster and Munster's Collector Tins in size and shape.

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Didn't the A- team van have an "Early " as in 70-73 dash in that kit ? Seems to me they did . I remember the weird air box from the factory in the darn few Chevrolet vans with "Factory " air too. You had this huge box that you crawled over to enter the cargo area . Funny as they were competing with Ford's superior design from 1969 . No wonder the aftermarket cleaned up on air conditioning from 1970 to 74......................Ed Shaver

It does Ed, as well as the old style grill/front bumper, mirrors, side trim (that probably hadn't been used since the early 80's), the cut marks for the raised roof, original wheels and hub caps, ect.

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Thats interesting. I had no idea the Pacer and the pacer wagon were kitted . Ed Shaver

I didn't realize that Hot Wheels had one till last month when I saw one of their reissues last month.

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