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Yellow and black Charleston toy
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Justint
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Joined: January 31st, 2010, 10:36 pm
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Location: Norwich
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 Yellow and black Charleston toy Got this in the post today:  Yellow and black Charleston toy. Shame my real one is still at the garage in bits! Justin
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Russell
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Joined: November 29th, 2008, 10:05 pm
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Location: West Sussex, U.K.
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy Nice! It always helps to make these little purchases when spirits might be low!
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| March 1st, 2010, 8:08 pm |
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Justint
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy Well I am in love with my 2CV so even if the old girl goes at some point I will always have "mini-2cv" to remember it by!
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Smiffy
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy Stick with it! Take it slow, and shop around for bargains. You'll be amazed how much you can learn from tinkering with a 2cv, and how much fun it is, too. A couple of diy jobs and your confidence in your own abilities will grow quickly. (So far, I've been able to pick up 3 doors, 2 front wings and a new set of Lipmesa shockers for less than £100 combined, all on Ebay).
BTW, the headlamps on that Charleston toy need adjusting. You'll see nothing at night if you leave them like that.
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Russell
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy Snowy wrote: Stick with it! Take it slow, and shop around for bargains. You'll be amazed how much you can learn from tinkering with a 2cv, and how much fun it is, too. A couple of diy jobs and your confidence in your own abilities will grow quickly. (So far, I've been able to pick up 3 doors, 2 front wings and a new set of Lipmesa shockers for less than £100 combined, all on Ebay).
BTW, the headlamps on that Charleston toy need adjusting. You'll see nothing at night if you leave them like that. sounds like a nice shopping spree! Indeed, stuff is out there for not many pennies, so far this week I've got a shell, chassis, axles, engine and box and a wing for £30. Admittedly, there's quite a few diy jobs to be done before it ever becomes anything close to a car! Justin, have a look through the 'your a series' forum, some of the cars there have had monumental work done by their owners, everybody starts somewhere!
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hjbharry
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy I've got a model like that but smaller (size 1/57) One of my favorite colours 
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Max
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy hjbharry wrote: I've got a model like that but smaller (size 1/57) One of my favorite colours Think you need to hoover.... or have you bought a dog? 
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Neil
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Location: Cornwall, UK
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Re: Yellow and black Charleston toy Max wrote: hjbharry wrote: I've got a model like that but smaller (size 1/57) One of my favorite colours Think you need to hoover.... or have you bought a dog? 
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