Stop in for a cup of coffee
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abdywgn
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No cars? All the pins and connectors included?
I think my first set was an oval bank with a Charger and Torino? all they would do is spin the tires and slid down the bank. once you put the foam tires on, then they would go...up and off the track! Have fun!
Man finally getting through e mails, amazing amount I get on the two I have!
Cars now are not cheap so they sell them separately, no issue still have a bunch of them.
abdywgn
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have a few left also...one Faller, rest Aurora
I like the Aurora, Grew up not far from the factory.
abdywgn
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at the time, Aurora was more popular ( at least in our circle ) than Tyco. 'sides, the fellow that had the four lane track liked Aurora. the Tyco can motors "seemed" slower. Today, the sets I'd use would be the newer (90's) ones. did you go to AutoWorld to shop when a kid?
Well when your good at what you do then I would expect that.
Tell you what if I had some one that knew what he was doing help me I could really go for it!
Can't help ya out Hoppy I have no idea what you do.
You just keep your hands on the asses!
Honestly the tissue dispenser I bet would sell easily.
Both hands. This started out as your idea so it's your fault.
The front valance you made for Ray is awesome also!
Thanks. The angle of the lights was the hard part and hope I got them pointing in the right direction.
You could definitely sell them without the lights.
I wish I could be just retired and go rock hunting.
Nobody does. !!!!!! Kkkkkkk
8:35 a.m. In the morning here in Vietnam and I just got Lynda to the salon. Good news is she has helpers here that open the door at 8. A week ago I met a white guy walking down the street which was odd here so I talked with him for a while. Actually he sat with me and had a coffee. Guy's name is Mike. He's from Philadelphia. Fought during the war and met his wife here or 60 years ago or so. So he now spends 6 months a year here in this area and 6 months in Philly. I think he said he was 79 years old. So he was telling me about a cafe not far from where we were where he meets with some Vietnamese guys every morning and some of them speak English. So I went there this morning with Lynda and we had coffee with them and now I have a place to go and drink coffee and meet with older guys like myself that some of them speak English.
Good to hear that Mitch.
Been missing Scott and his Hemi Dart. Hope he's doing well.
I think Chris Willie speaks with him regularly
They are perfect
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