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I'm into neons and this is my latest find. Came from Russ Darrow Jeep in Milwaukee.

My wife is a respiratory therapist also. Waiting for my turn. She never gets sick, she just brings it home to me.

My 70 gallon freshwater.

From a seldom seen dealer calendar for 1987

He said "Willy's".

A similar scale AMX, sure!

So what's it going to take to talk you out of this? :)

Jeeps' little sisters, 70 and 80 AMXs. Oh and got a YJ too, bought new in 87 so she's been around awhile.

I haven't found a beer can with a Comanche yet. Always on the look out thou.

Its beer, so its good.

I like cold beer. or warm

By chance any Eagles, especially any SX/4s?

Yeah, I plan on doing a few modifications just as I did with my Tamiya YJ. These RC bodies are never quite right, but a good base to start with.

OK so it's plastic and only a body and just a 12" wheelbase. And made in China. Now I need to buy a RC chassis and find some time. But I need to get my full-size one done first.

The vanity plate route can really add up money wise, I've had BUDWISR plates on my Jeep Wrangler since 87 and at an extra $100 a year I have $3000 in having the plate. At 30 years , I switched to antique plates and run my original BUDWISR plates as YOM plates. Now I pay $30 for 5 years, so that helps even things out a little. :)

Another vote for SEM. Prep is key. It'll last the life of the part if done correctly. Occasionally the factory would use paint on the interior plastics when they needed a certain color that was out of stock.

Not sure how creditable the article is, as they start out by saying the Humvee was associated with GM. Of course most everyone knows GM licensed the Hummer name from AM General but GM never built any military Humvees as stated.

ROLs were the factory installed fog light starting in 85 or 86. The Marchals were a factory accessory. And yes the Marchals seem to be a little better quality.

Thanks!

Good news! I was just thinking about them, wondering the status. Thanks.

They were considered to be one of the fastest muscle cars from the era. There were a total of 1500 built and two different paint schemes. There always are quite a few that show up at the Kenosha Homecoming shows.

I would also be interested in a set of roll bar brackets as long as they fit like the originals.

AMC commissioned former Ferrari engineer Giotto Bizzarrini to engineer and build the AMX 3's in Italy. Bizzarrini is credited for being the father of the Ferrari 250 GTO.