Cool cars
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AC Bill
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Here's a nice car for your collection..bit pricey though..
https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/as2...7c8&esid=8742e594-c3b8-f011-82dc-000c2971a03a
https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/as2...7c8&esid=8742e594-c3b8-f011-82dc-000c2971a03a
SVT4MT
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PD has a version from Autoart thats a real deal compared to that one Bill....only $400. 
Free shipping though !!!!
passiondiecast.com
Free shipping though !!!!
McLaren Honda MP4/6 1991 No.1 (with McLaren logo) - Autoart - 89140 Passion Diecast
McLaren Honda MP4/6 1991 No.1 (with McLaren logo) - Autoart - 89140 Diecast Model
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AC Bill
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I see the die cast version doesn't have Marlboro as a sponsor. It must be a PC version, to prevent kids from taking up smoking..PD has a version from Autoart thats a real deal compared to that one Bill....only $400.
Free shipping though !!!!
McLaren Honda MP4/6 1991 No.1 (with McLaren logo) - Autoart - 89140 Passion Diecast
McLaren Honda MP4/6 1991 No.1 (with McLaren logo) - Autoart - 89140 Diecast Model
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The MacLaren MP4 has a history to be envied and also
The car Aryton Senna made famous.
And in my mind beautiful, F-1 should go backwards a little,
The racing at this time was incredible, cars were small, fast and if you could drive
you could pass, Google Mansel and Senna battles, one great example,
Prost and Senna,
The car Aryton Senna made famous.
And in my mind beautiful, F-1 should go backwards a little,
The racing at this time was incredible, cars were small, fast and if you could drive
you could pass, Google Mansel and Senna battles, one great example,
Prost and Senna,
SVT4MT
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I missed that.... good eye. Sad state of affairs, you're right on the money though.I see the die cast version doesn't have Marlboro as a sponsor. It must be a PC version, to prevent kids from taking up smoking..
AC Bill
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AC Cars replica of the original the AC A98 coupe that participated in the Le Mans 24 hour competition in 1964, and the same car that was clocked at 185mph on the M1 with “Gentleman Jack” Sears behind the wheel as part of the car’s testing ahead of its Le Mans debut.
now that is one serious Azz WOW so beautiful Musem my azz for art