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12-04-2020, 10:52 PM
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Woohoo! Nice going Sam!
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12-04-2020, 11:11 PM
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Only read the last few pages, but WOW, to have your car as the template for a die cast car and then come up with more original paperwork is beyond imagination.
And the sales price... $3,300 !! I know from being there, it was a large enough purchase at the time , but look what these cars selling for now. Houda thunk back then. I sure didn't, or I would've kept a bunch I ran hard and then sold for the next one. I like the notation in the upper right corner for Potter...he got paid 10% of the sales price $33...  Rather indicative of the wages back then too. Can you imagine a salesman getting 10% of a $60,000 vehicle today ?
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