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Theace37Question: Where can I get Hot wheels Real Riders wheels (the rubber ones) without having to gut them off a car?
Thanks!
^does anyone know if or where I can do this?
Theace37Question: Where can I get Hot wheels Real Riders wheels (the rubber ones) without having to gut them off a car?
Thanks!
^does anyone know if or where I can do this?
^does anyone know if or where I can do this?
I'm keeping the ones facing right (the group on the left). The cars facing left are the donors I don't have much use for. The Magnum is reserved for someone, and the CLK-GTR is also not available.
If that's the case, I'll have the 914, the Chaparral, the Studebaker truck and the S2000. I'll show the guy the pic and tell you which ones he wants.
CanoeAlso, out of curiosity, how much for all of them with shipping to Texas, and another estimate with shipping to Mexico City? Cheap dude, cheap!
No idea. Probably $8-10? Canada Post isn't as cheap as USPS.
That's too much. I thought you really meant dirt-cheap. I've picked up lots of as-new 1980s cars for that money. Come on.
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu282/Photos_by_Jason/Hotwheels/DSCN4990.jpg[/IMG]
That's too much. I thought you really meant dirt-cheap. I've picked up lots of as-new 1980s cars for that money. Come on.
where did you get these wheels from and you have 3out of the 4 cars i need to complete my collection where did you find them especially the crx that car was modeled after a manga ive read where the guy makes his crx rwd to be more of a threat in the drifting scene i been trying to find that one for like a year with no luck
Is one dollar for a disassembled Boulevard too much to ask? It's a $4 car, man. The indy cars and the nascar weren't cheap either.
For the Boulevard car it's barely ok, as the really cool feature of the car, it's tires, are abscent. But I cant for the life of me see how the rest fo the regular-mainline cars would ammount to 20 bucks. Leave out the Indy and NASCAR cars, then. I'd never see a use for them other than their tires, and I already have a donor for those. The odd thing is that they (Indys) come screwed together instead of rivetted. Easy as chips.
McZachenF1138I think this looks better than the Celica to be honest, but...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mczachenf138/8074371340/
This looks even better than that!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mczachenf138/8074380689/