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jolinari:
Hey guys,
just wondering whether anyone knows of any corvettes diecast wholesalers...I intend to buy evry year's model.
I know that there are few on ebays but postage is a big issue and it cost a lot.
So if you recommend anyone in Sydney or other states please do not hesitate to contact me or for those who wish to sell their collection please let me know
I am after either 1: 24 scale and/or 1:18
;42
RHD.68.l89:
Have you tried Jim Gramms at Corvette models? http://corvettemodels.com.au/
Based in Melbourne and a "full on" Corvette nut.
Cameron 77C3:
Nice find.
Nobody makes a 77. Damm it. I thought they would with 77 being the last of the vertical back window and the year they stopped using the Stingray emblem.
bootlegger:
There was a guy who had every corvette jim beam decanter made on ebay a few weeks ago. He wanted $1800 aus for the lot. They were located here in Sydney. Nobody bidded on them. Just look on completed items in the auto models section.I also have a tinplate 68 coupe race car toy called red cyclone. Its about 14 inches long and battery powered. Its pretty detailed for a late 60's toy. I have never seen another one $250 if you are interested. Dave
jolinari:
--- Quote ---Originally posted by bootlegger
There was a guy who had every corvette jim beam decanter made on ebay a few weeks ago. He wanted $1800 aus for the lot. They were located here in Sydney. Nobody bidded on them. Just look on completed items in the auto models section.I also have a tinplate 68 coupe race car toy called red cyclone. Its about 14 inches long and battery powered. Its pretty detailed for a late 60's toy. I have never seen another one $250 if you are interested. Dave
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hi dave thanks 4ur reply but unfortunately i have to stick to the same diecast size (1:18 or 1: 24)
I am going to try to track the seller you suggested.
Never used that section before completed items..so i will try ;42
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