He is right. Not for the faint of heart

[LarryK]

Well, I guess you could model a grade crossing accident?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/KEY-IMPORTS-O- ... 2591&rt=nc

Larry

[E7]

Not the first time that has been on the auction. It was on a few weeks or so back and sold for (as best I can recall) between $600-$700. Not sure if this is the buyer from that auction or the original selller that ended up getting it back for whatever reason. Mandrake would have a tough time fixing that baby! Be interesting to see what happens the second time around.

[bob turner]

I would get a kick out of trying, but not for a $300 investment. Maybe $200 if the mechanism were guaranteed.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Not the first time that has been on the auction. It was on a few weeks or so back and sold for (as best I can recall) between $600-$700. Not sure if this is the buyer from that auction or the original selller that ended up getting it back for whatever reason. Mandrake would have a tough time fixing that baby! Be interesting to see what happens the second time around.

Right in the description: "SECOND TIME AROUND - RE-LISTING DUE TO NON PAYMENT FROM ORIGINAL BIDDER"

[E7]

Right in the description: "SECOND TIME AROUND - RE-LISTING DUE TO NON PAYMENT FROM ORIGINAL BIDDER"

Correct, but since I have absolutely NO intention of bidding on that piece of crap, I didn't care why the thing was relisted!

[bob turner]

Third time - I will bid $200. I bet my body working skills can make a credible nose. Did I tell you I made a cowl for my airplane out of flat sheets? Still looks good 50 years later.

[E7]

Guessing there won't be a third auction, and the second is already above your 2 C notes. The B unit is probably worth that on it's own.

Here is the FIRST auction.....ended at $716, but the winning bidder bailed!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/-/332685491581 ... 675.l10137

Samhongsa had a machine that punched out the noses. When they got them right, they were as good as any models I have seen. Opinion!

[De Bruin]

I seriously considered going for this. Sadly I've had to work out stuff like this before, multiple times though not quite to this level of severity using a specifically shaped hard wood back form and light fiber mallet, takes patience and you still have to cut out and putty/bondo any really hard folds/creases regardless, but that's the kind of tedium I perversely enjoy. I thought here if they're typical Key stuff with regard to the chassis and drive quality that it was worth it anyway.

I hope someone here does snag this and post his work.