Okay doorstop collectors. This is your challenge. Good luck!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brass-totally-b ... 0005.m1851
Maybe, Just Maybe, This is an Understatement
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Jay Criswell
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herronpeter
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Re: Maybe, Just Maybe, This is an Understatement
Jay,
For a buck ninety nine and a little work, you'd have a decent model of a wrecked F unit that the cab section had been removed to rebuild a hit hard n the front unit. I'm surprised no-one has bid. I don't have room around my enginehouse..............
Peter
For a buck ninety nine and a little work, you'd have a decent model of a wrecked F unit that the cab section had been removed to rebuild a hit hard n the front unit. I'm surprised no-one has bid. I don't have room around my enginehouse..............
Peter
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Re: Maybe, Just Maybe, This is an Understatement
"Basket case for parts or use as a scrap yard detail. "
Well, at least that's accurate......
Well, at least that's accurate......
Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple.
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bob turner
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Re: Maybe, Just Maybe, This is an Understatement
There is that shipping charge. That one belongs in the recycling bin, not on a well-detailed layout. Opinion.
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Re: Maybe, Just Maybe, This is an Understatement
bob turner wrote:....not on a well-detailed layout.
A well detailed layout might have a scrap yard or have a scene featuring a burnt out hulk sitting on a siding where it caught fire and where one might use their imagination to craft a unique scene. I've sold a few such scenes made from another person's junk,
Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple.
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