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I've been trying to collect as many versions as possible of the AW roundback, and found this '74 in a stunning disco-era color scheme at Walmart in Cottage Grove, Oregon. This is one of my favorite releases so far by AW.
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I found that one also today at one of my WM's. Only one I've found on the pegs of this casting. LOVE the color!
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I've found a few, but had to order my first oneOriginally posted by WebeStang64 View PostI found that one also today at one of my WM's. Only one I've found on the pegs of this casting. LOVE the color!Comment
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I love it too, and have also been trying to buy each example. I like the front end of the 1974 model best, and the "ranch green" initial release is perfect! My parents had a '73 Custom Cruiser, so this model is very welcome, and my Great Aunt and Uncle had a '73 Buick Electra in the same color green, so it is a melding of both great car memories!Comment
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i've got three so far, thrilled with them all. i really like these dull, boring, wouldn't get caught dead driving in one color schemes!Comment
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Yes, you need to save being dead for the one color scheme Matchbox 1963 Cadillac Hearse!Originally posted by Phil from 1stPix Dioramas View Post
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Or if you prefer true 1/64 and can live with the post-1965 commercial glass on a '63 body, there's the Hot Wheels 100% '63 Miller-MeteorOriginally posted by FourDoorFord View Post
Yes, you need to save being dead for the one color scheme Matchbox 1963 Cadillac Hearse!Comment
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YES, good catch! That oversight annoyed me. An otherwise perfect casting!Originally posted by GCU 2.0 View PostComment
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I've snagged as many of the roundbacks as I seen in box stores and from a few I've ordered from hobby dealers. There's a few imperfections in the casting. Still the best full size '71-'76 full size GM in true 1/64.Comment
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