[AMC-list] AMC & Rambler Plastic Models For Sale

[Frank Swygert <farna@xxxxxxx>]

I've come to the realization that I'm not going to build my collection 
of un-built plastic models. Even if I did, I really don't have a place 
to adequately display them. Some are quite hard to come by now, some 
aren't. I searched the internet to see what others are asking, and think 
I have them fairly priced, but I am open to offers. Add $7 each for 
shipping via US mail, or $10.35 for shipping in a Priority Mail flat 
rate box.

Thought I'd give the list a chance first. In a few days I'll post to 
some other AMC sites, so drop me an e-mail if you're interested!

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62 Rambler Classic four door. Made by Premier Products Company, 
Brooklyn, NY. Kit #280-89. Late 50s/early 60s (pre zip code). 
Approximately 1/20 scale (slightly smaller than 1/25) glue kit molded in 
a dark rose color. No opening hood/engine, display model. Original box 
and instruction sheet. I hate to say "it's rare", but it's the only one 
I've ever seen. Asking $30.

62 Rambler Classic. Jo-Han CS-506 Taxi snap kit. Molded in yellow. No 
opening hood or engine. This is the 62 Classic Promo re-worked as a taxi 
kit. I have tow, one un-built in the original Jo-Han box with 
instructions, the other assembled with a broken rear axle. The axle is 
an easy fix -- tires and wheels are all there. Old plastic axle needs 
drilling out of the wheels and body. Or maybe glue them on.
Un-built kit - asking $60 (have seen asking prices of $75!). Built kit - 
asking $30.

63 Rambler American Convertible. Palmer brand, approximately 1/20 scale 
(slightly smaller than 1/25) glue kit with engine. Body is molded in 
white, engine etc. in black.  It's a late 50s/early 60s (pre zip code) 
model. In a Jo-Han 63 American Customizing Kit box that has the Jo-Han 
instruction sheet in it as well as the customizing pieces from the 
Jo-Han kit. All parts for the Palmer kit are there as well as the 
instruction sheet. This is a very rare model! I'm asking $60. The Jo-Han 
instruction sheet and box alone sell for $20-$30.

61-63 Rambler American Convertible. AMT "Slammers" series "Ram Blur" 
kit. Customized snap kit in shrink wrap. If you want a near stock car 
this is NOT it. No opening hood, has snap-in blower w/scoop on the hood. 
Not a bad kit for what it is. Here's one on e-bay, but mine is unopened 
of course. Item number: 110414659636. Asking $15.

66 Marlin. Jo-Han "USA Oldies" C-3666. I have two of these. One is new 
in shrink wrap, purchased from Jo-Han distributor in the early 80s. This 
is a later release, but otherwise the same as this one on e-bay now, 
Item number: 230356739251. The other is the same C-3666 but has been 
opened. The engine is assembled but not painted. Everything else is 
untouched, still on the plastic struts. Molded in a teal color plastic. 
Of course I have no idea what the shrink-wrapped model is molded in. 
It's most likely teal also, that's the color my built kit is in.  Asking 
$75 for the shrink-wrapped kit, $50 for the other one. I've seen these 
sell for over $100 in shrink wrap.

69 Pro Street Rambler. Testors Model Master kit #7404, released in the 
mid 90s. I bought two to save. As I recall these are a 
re-work/re-release of the old Jo-Han SC/Rambler. The instruction sheet 
actually says "SC/Rambler" instead of "Pro Street Rambler". Can be built 
as a stock SC/Rambler. Comes with two sets of wheels/tires, one stock 
and one wider custom. Asking $30 each.

69 AMX. Jo-Han "USA Oldies" C-4369. New in shrink wrap. Purchased from 
Jo-Han distributor in the early 80s. There's one on e-bay now, Item 
number: 390068224244. Asking $60.

70 Rebel Machine. Jo-Han "USA Oldies" C-2670. New in shrink wrap. 
Purchased from Jo-Han distributor in the early 80s. There's one on e-bay 
now, Item number: 140332885361. Asking $50.

63 Classic. Franklin Mint 1/43 four door in tan/black. #B11RT31. 
Die-cast, not a kit. Same as this one on e-bay: Item number: 
170359184032. Asking $40.







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