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I just had to list another one of my favorites, sorry. This is similar to the others just listed in white and blue, but this one is a beige color. I understand that these were made by AMT company and came in six colors: beige, lt. yellow, lt. green, lt. blue, white, and red. The 1/25 scale 1963 Ford Galaxie model car came in the same six colors.
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I Love this supersport model. My Big Brother had a White 63 SS with red interior and a Four in the Floor! It was an ULTRA COOL CAR!!!!!!