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Just received this today. Very nice image for <$50. Painted trim. The steering wheel is loose and rattling around in this one. Will have to see if I can get inside to fix it. I’m happy with it.
We had this exact car when I was growing up. The bottom pic shows yours truly at about age 7 “helping” to wash it in the alley next to our house. I’m about to get in trouble for spraying my oldest sister (in the frame) with the water hose. She got her revenge later by hitting a parked car in a parking lot, causing me to slide off the seat and hit my head on the dashboard.
I agree Chet. These are amazing for the price. Just take the screws out of the bottom. These are really easy to work on. I've taken a couple of these apart for detailing.
Purdy dang sharp. We were talking about these about a year ago. I got side-tracked with family issues and never got back to there. Need to re-think getting one of these.
I have the turquoise and white one. Yes, these are extremely accurate. Definitely worth the money. And in my opinion, they look far more accurate than filament or Danbury models although not as detailed of course but what do you want for 50 bucks or less?
White Box 1956 Bel Air
Posted - 02/11/2025 : 14:21:22
