Model car kit.
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Your photo of a "Auto Parts Recycling" billboard brought back memories. Indeed Harry, back in the 1950s High School days, we put our affordable cars together buying a "Junkyard" fender that took perhaps 10 bolts or swapped an engine... We "Speed Shifters" enjoyed our custom cars with fender skirts and leaded hoods...well patched by Bondo in the rust holes.
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You’re missing a few parts. I hope they have good tech support.
It’s going to take a very large display case.
It’s going to take a very large display case.
Mar 12, 2024 12:27:46 #
JFCoupe
Loc: Kent, Washington
This is a very creative, clever display of auto parts. I loved putting together car models in the early 1960s. I recalled that I generally looked for kits from AMT or AMF compared to the kits from Revelle. None of my models survive today.
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DIRTY HARRY wrote:
Need instructions
Very good. Built many model car kit back in the day. Great fun growing up. $ 2.00 and hours of fun.
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I remember the AMT, AMF and Revelle car kits back in the 60s. I had a bunch of them back then, no idea where any of them are now. They were a good pastime and fun to build, paint and/or customize. I even remember adding some body putty to some the alter the lines some. Great memories.
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I also built many models. It was fun and pretty cheap entertainment...K.A.N.
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