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Even though you have no need for more than one? I just got an Etzel's Speed Classics Stutz Blackhawk land speed racer. That makes 3. I have a disease.

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I buy up every AMT original issue (actually the only issue) 1965 Dodge Coronet "Hemi Charger" i can find. I have 6 of them, mint in boxes, that will never get built, because they are worth around $200 each.

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Your answer all depends on, how much green stamps you have to spend, and a location to store them all.

some have it,, and others don't...

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Im sitting around 100 Jo-han Cadillacs. multiples of the 77-79 which are pretty easy to come by, a pile of 64 converibles ( owned a 1:1) and 63 coupe DeVilles ( also owned a 1:1) I cant resist buying them, If the price is right.

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JoHan 69 GTX (1), 69 RoadRunner (5) 70 SuperBee(4) and 70 RoadRunner (1 3/4)

Enough AMT 68/69 GTX/Roadrunners for completing JoHan Mopars. ;)

All Other JoHan Mopars.. (0)

and

MPC Dodge PowerWagon (4)

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If I had money... LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

early 70s Dodge vans

67,68,69,70 Bonnevilles

67,68,69,70 Cadillacs

60s Station wagons

campers-pull behind or motor home

JOHANs

69,70,71,72 Pontiac Grand Prix

67ish Chevy Suburban resin

66 Buick Skylark GS

hearses

long bodied cars of the 60s and....???

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AMT '58 Ford! Lack of more disposable income, and intimate knowledge of the work involved to make an accurate model from it, prevents me from further attempts to corner the market!

Had two 1/1s, plus Mom & Dad had a two-door wagon when I was a kid.

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Johan 1969 Road runners ( i've got 5 or 6 )

Johan Sox and Martin 1971 Cuda ( I think I have 4 or 5 )

Johan 1963 Dodge 330's ( i've got 2 and actively looking for more - all builtups )

Johan 1962 Dodge AND 1962 Plymouths ( I have 2 or 3 of ea)

MPC Barry Setzer Vega funnycar ( I think I have 3 or 4 - all builtups )

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Revells original tool Caprice police/taxi/firechief car. It represents the 91-92 model of the whale. It has a great radio/siren/radar set up stock wheel covers and good accurate detailing.

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MPC Mustang II Cobra, Revell Monroe Handler Mustang II, all the MPC Zingers kits, the Monogram S'cool bus and the Monogram Snake and Mongoose kits

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MPC Datsun pickups. I just like the looks of the 1:1 truck. I think I've got every issue except for the second (stepside) drag version, and the monster truck (which I don't particularly want). I bought the first ('75) annual on closeout not realizing how well done the kit is (the box art doesn't really clue you in). The Dodge D-50 kit is probably just as good, but for some reason that one doesn't do it for me (though I've got a couple of them).

Over the years, other kits have seemed to "find" me: MPC '33 Chevy panels, AMT '28 Ford sedans, AMT '69 El Caminos. Most of these were "builders", but were extremely cheap and in most cases had the unique parts (all three of these share a lot of parts with other kits that have been issued many times, and can be found reasonably). I've brought home a lot of Mustang IIs (both AMT and MPC) too; it's not a car I'd ever own in 1:1, but I like the looks of them. I'll look at every AMC-related kit I spot at a show, too...

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I can't seem to pass up reasonably priced vintage parts lots. you know the ones that haven't been touched since the sixties. there is just some thing about finding the parts that particular person didn't use or was hoarding ,seeing how they organized or approached building models. And it's probably a reminder that I should put those cool parts to good use. I also like all the extras like people , tools ,guns ,figures , surf boards, motorcycles ,minibikes and scuba gear.

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Only if it's priced below average value. Example: 1/16 Italeri Mercedes 300 SL Gullwing. Sometimes priced at around $80, sometimes closer to $40.

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not really rare I guess, but I now have three of these, [two in this release, and one original release]

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and two of these,

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For a period of time, I bought every 1st or 2nd issue JoHan "Chrysler Turbine Car" that I could get my hands on.

I probably have about a dozen (not counting the later "Seville" reissues).

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For a period of time, I bought every 1st or 2nd issue JoHan "Chrysler Turbine Car" that I could get my hands on.

I probably have about a dozen (not counting the later "Seville" reissues).

I got the first and second edition of this kit an also a later flashy edition, just because I learned that it was the ultimate engineered kit by John Haendle, a guy who I would loved to have talked with.

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