....An exception to the rule.
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Guys, there are a few exceptions that I have to abide by when it comes to my diecast collection. As much as I love FoMoCo diecasts....
......I kinda got a thing for this girl.
I got a feeling you might know her name.
......I kinda got a thing for this girl.
I got a feeling you might know her name.
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There's nothing wrong with that. As much as I love Fords and Mustangs I still have a few chevys and mopars in my collection. For me if its an old muscle car I love it (except for the corvettes). No matter what my heart will still be in a Ford.
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CHRISTINE!! 
That movie is a classic, imo they should've kept the car black as it was in the book, it would've given the car a more 'evil' appearance I think. The '58 Fury is one mean looking machine! Where did you find that diecast? And what scale is it?
That movie is a classic, imo they should've kept the car black as it was in the book, it would've given the car a more 'evil' appearance I think. The '58 Fury is one mean looking machine! Where did you find that diecast? And what scale is it?
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Originally posted by wildstanglx90@May 16, 2005, 9:06 PM
CHRISTINE!!
That movie is a classic, imo they should've kept the car black as it was in the book, it would've given the car a more 'evil' appearance I think. The '58 Fury is one mean looking machine! Where did you find that diecast? And what scale is it?
CHRISTINE!!
That movie is a classic, imo they should've kept the car black as it was in the book, it would've given the car a more 'evil' appearance I think. The '58 Fury is one mean looking machine! Where did you find that diecast? And what scale is it?
1:18 scale at www.diecastmusclecars.com
I'm watching that movie right now...
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