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For someone who is snooty and with enough funds to regularly buy high-end models the details of this are lacking and the overall build is definitely commensurate to the price. However, I don't know of anyone else who makes a model of this and, as my family had one when I was growing up, I was thus willing to put up with those issues for a taste of nostalgia. Unfortunately, if it doesn't go blindingly quick and have a distinctly foreign name it is tough to find a model of cars that one would consider commonplace, at least from back in the day. I think there is a market for a model in 1/18 or 1/24 scale at around $50-$60 of vehicles like the Town & Country and I hope some company takes up that baton. Greenlight is trying but it looks like that are cutting corners (non-opening parts on some models) and the prices seem to be creeping up.Read full review
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This 1955 Chevy BelAir is one of my favorite cars. In the mid 60s I owned a 55 Chevy BelAir HotRod.It was flat black with no front bumper. It had a 394 olds engine with a 4 speed Hydro. It was a cool car. This is a model that I built a couple years ago.
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Very cheap like Walmart cheap for the Money I was not worth it don't by one
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nice
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