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Verry nice Joe...I dont play the guitar but love the Fender sound [Angus]. Reminds me of my electronics guru mate in Sydney that wanted to finally learn the guitar at 45yrs old. So he buys a guitar and goes down the road for a tuition lesson from a local younger guy. Well the young guy freaked out when my friend pulled out his Strat , it was a better/rarer collectable guitar than the teachers! lol

Couple of my 1:18 favorites.Both of these cars and drivers are OZ racing legends from the 60s-70's

Bob Janes ZL1..Bob is still around and still has the car. I have 2, one in the cabinet and another unopened in its orig packaged numbered box....I might trade it for a few SS/A or Pro Stock cars?

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This 'Shell yellow' 69 Holden HT Monaro GTS350 beat BJ's Camaro [which had to have the BB swapped for a 350 to comply] LIke the guys throttle trigger on the shifter? This car is also fully restored in a collection here in OZ.

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Impressive detail!

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Wow Joe...great guitar collection. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/headbang.gif[/img]

I work with the folks at Fender occasionally...we build electronics for them [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img]

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<span style="color: #FF0000"><span style="font-weight: bold">Well here is some of mine. I collected Hotwheels for a long time and now just collecting mostly 67-72 Chevy Truck stuff and anything Chevy related. I have over 5000 hotwheels and have several of the ones I played with as a kid.</span></span>
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/.../IMG_17072.JPG

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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...36/2DiePIC.JPG

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Those Holden and Camaro models look amazing, great job!

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Found these at a friends house over the weekend and traded for some fire fighting memorabilia. Not sure what the value of this stuff is but will make nice additions to our nemorabilia room. The cardboard signs are in excellent condition while the canvas signs are a little worn but pretty cool none the less. I cannot find much information on any of the three other than approximate dates.

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Another neat item I found under the seat carpet of an unrestored LS6 I recently inspected. Interesting as there were no VIN numbers on this decal and it was laying lose. Wonder if they stamped the numbers at the time they were plcing the decals on the doors and not ahead of time.