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Re: PC: HO Autos



I have the Mustang and it's either a '69 or '70; they made a lot of cars
including an 80's Buick Regal, 89 Gran Prix and T-Bird, an 80's Camaro, and
a lot of exotic sports cars.   Mongram made them, then they dumped them and
Con-Cor picked up those too - sells them for like $6-$10 each last time I
saw them.  Yikes!

Bill K.

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> From: Walt Gay <waltrail -AT- erols.com>
> To: penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
> Subject: Re: PC: HO Autos
> Date: Sunday, April 04, 1999 2:48 PM
> 
> Garrett Rea wrote:
> > 
> > Gents:
> > 
> > Had an auto rack as a kid that had these AHM cars on it.  I am sure
that
> > they are gone now, can remember them quite clearly.  The detail was not
all
> > that bad as far as I remember.  The price of cars and availability of
cars
> > for the 1968-76 era is not that promising, earlier and later eras are
well
> > covered, but not our era.  The costs are outrageous too, example, I was
> > thinking about having an auto rack full of Citroen ID/DS cars (they
came
> > into Cleveland and Chicago and from the ports on the east coast), but
at $10
> > each!!  Eko sells them too, but the detail is not that good, so my
father
> > suggested that I use eko cars on the lower racks, the nicer ones on
ends and
> > top.  The only real catch is I could not do this for PC, as all the
models
> > are the two headlamp variety of which entered production in 1955 and
were
> > discontinued in 1967, so it would have to be PRR or NYC.  No one makes
the
> > 1968-1975 four lamp Citroen DS, except in N scale (Wiking).   As far as
> > domestic cars, some 1968-73 Impalas, Fleetwoods, LTDs, or Satellites
would
> > be quite nice!!  Right now VW sedans/buses are our best (only?) bet.
> > 
> >
> > Garrett Rea
> 
> 
> Remember the Monogram Mini-Exacts? They made a real nice 64 Mustang, 63
> Corvette and 57 Chevy. They were available for 25 cents apiece for a
> while. Of course I didn't get enough to fill an auto rack!!
> 
> 				Walt


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