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| krackerjacks: | | Dear Sir, These look great. I just bought one today. What do these normally sell for? I did not know they made these this big. It weighs 6 1/2 lbs. Its a nice piece. |
| gtonut6474: | | I have seen these models on Ebay, usually selling for around $50.00 to $150.00. There is one that I remember that didn't even have its original box, and the seller wanted somewhere around $70.00. |
| geeteoh: | | I paid $35 for mine new from a local farm supply store years ago. The cashier was pissed because it was the last one and he was going to buy it. This diecast is so big I cannot display it. Watch this site's home page - it's the 64 convertible driving across the screen. |
| GRUMPYJ: | | I bought one today at a McKinney, TX antique store for $53.00. It is in mint shape with no box. I have read they were built in 1990. (edited) |
| Syclone1639: | | I purchased mine in Tazar Hungry in 1997 for 8600 forints. At the time that was $32.00. It was in a hobby shop covered with dust and the owner of the shop had to tape the box from falling apart. I have it is my display case in my office. |
| Jerry: | | I have one of these in the original box. Anyone know the value of this item? |
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