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It was a car sponsored by the then Amsterdam brothel/nightclub Yab Yum. Not a cartoon though.



Which doesn’t really remind me of this car at all, but it does for him :lol:

Another point worth mentioning is this is under the new lower price listing. So $39.95.

Ok ok, now Mr. Z is in this. What a great race event. And dammut boys! Look at the 57! Why am I singing "if I only had a brain" thinking of what Carrera could/should have done? Have to say, the oval racing is pretty impressive. Should be considering the work on all the cars, not to mention...

Just top shelf. I'll leave it right here. We may need to save and archive this kind of thing on the website itself.

I almost want to build an HO Track just to have one.

Ok, I finally got hooked up with Post image. When I try to upload a photo onto this site , I click choose image and it gives me choices where to go , such as documents , pictures , photos , etc. But no post image. How do I get setup to post photos from post image? It is asking you WHERE on your com...

Yes sir, thank you. In the cart.

That is what I would try first.

I have used hot water/blow dryer to fix a few...but it's just not a safe play. Just don't like to tell someone to try that and have it just get worse.

Any of the dealers on this site will take care of you I am sure. Unless its second hand...

Sometimes...a few minutes in Mother Nature (the sun) helps.

Yes sir, a mighty fine job.

Ahhh yes. I can remember this very well. You were a lucky one to snag this back then.

GT40's are cool..."race weathered" ones even cooler :)

2003

Now that turned out top notch.

Just a FYI or perhaps not much help at all...but... If there is this much pressure try this: Run the motor under power (use a 9 volt battery) and use some 800 or 1000 grit sandpaper by hand on the end. Sand the spline smooth (or close) and that will reduce the pressure. It will also help prevent dis...

Oh dammut boys! That is HOT sir! What a finish, inside and out.