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I'm sure you all know this car. You've also probably heard of Ebbro and know their rep for great quality.

Pic from Google:

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Here they are, still sealed from the Shizuoka dealer. They were received a couple of months before the earthquake, after which he ceased trading (Hobby World Japan). Two are available.

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Condition: brand new, sealed

Location: Tassie

Email: [email protected]

Ph: 0402 419 093 (no sexting pls)

$35 each posted within Oz.

Better postage?

Registered, add $3

Express Platinum, add $6.50

Note that if you want both, postage jumps a category (one packed weighs ~360g) but I'll keep it minimal.

You won't get these elsewhere for less than $50 posted. Check eBay - someone in the UK wants $51 + postage!? :down: Tell 'im he's dreamin!

Side note:

I've been collecting 1/43 scale cars for over 20 years. I started with Box (Italy) and Minichamps, and now some of those look dodgy to me. In my opinion Ebbro and HPI are the best ready-made diecasts available. You can get even better stuff, but it's handmade resin ($$).

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huh, nobody interested?

Okay, as I'm new here and have no trading rep, I'll share my eBay feedback link to reassure you.

eBay feedback for mcmonte

If you're still unsure, I will list a private Buy it now auction and give you the url. Just reply in this topic that you want one.

Finally, price droppage:

AUD $25 + postage

So who wants a bargain?

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Ta Jeff, I PM'ed you yesterday with tracking info etc.

So that's it. All Nissans gone! I do have a couple of boxed European Fords in near mint condition...

Anyone partial to the '92 Escort Cosworth or '66 GT40? If so I'll post some pics.

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