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Old 01-27-2011, 08:49 AM
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I believe the M2-F1 plane is restored? Not sure where the car is??
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I got a few of those 421 Cat model kits stashed away,
I was building one as Nunzi's Imortal Indian.......
I think I know how I want to build the other one.

That is too cool.

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I believe the M2-F1 plane is restored? Not sure where the car is??

I was reading a magazine story about that car at lunch time today. It was last seen at Wallop's Island,Va. in the 60's.

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