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Should be this one.That Greenlight Monte Looks lucious. We'll have to wait and see, but from that pic alone it looks like massive win.
Should be this one.
I´ll ask my personal Greenlight dealer for it, maybe with a little luck he can find it for me.
What a day. Super Treasure Hunt Toyota Off Road, all the new Real Riders, except the yellow pick, but I found one a couple days ago. And I found the Urban Outlaw Porsche! View attachment 482136
They are awesome!!
The brilliant thing about TLV's is that they don't look small until you see them in person. My dad would probably think that these cars are 1:43 scale
thanks. had an idea to do a shadowbox display for my office with the signed one and one of the others
I can see why would you keep that, Kakashi, such a model isn't necessarily a common sight in... well, just about anywhere. It's also a HW racing model that doesn't have the infamous "uplifting front splitter", which makes it even more attractive.
May I ask, what's the story behind that model? I can tell that it's an Oldsmobile IMSA racing car, but not much more than that...
It's actually a Riley & Scott Mk. III race car, with an Oldsmobile Aurora V8 powering it. While it did upstage Ferraris in its career, it was simply forgotten...
I just learnt something todayOne of the handful of Hot Wheels that remain in my collection. The rest? Gave them away to my 4-year old nephew.
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Ah, it's a Riley chassis, thanks for clarifying that one. The Oldsmobile logos are related to the (honestly brilliant) Aurora V8 unit, an engine which powered race-winning Indy Cars, speed record-beating concepts and of course that Ferrari LMP-beating Riley... I don't recall seeing many models of that LMP chassis, which is why I asked that question. Not many brands recreate those IMSA Prototypes, even American brands such as Hot Wheels... I do wonder why is that so, to be honest.
Never heard of that Riley & Scott release. I have a bunch of crummy ones. I'm taking them all apart for the wings, diffusers, and wheels as it would probably be more valuable for customs than reselling to a collector.
I just learnt something today