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 Posted - March 08 2014 : 11:51:13 AM
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love this gonna find me one,ho scale 12v dc ken
the real thing
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Posted - March 08 2014 : 12:11:28 PM
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OOOOO! I want the REAL one!
Thios one looks to be a narrow gauge
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Posted - March 08 2014 : 1:43:04 PM
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| Now I've seen it all!
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Posted - March 08 2014 : 10:25:19 PM
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Ken find one for me too!! After all I do own and have restored a 1972 VW bug ;) as well as helped my dad restore his 65 and worked on 2 other friends ones as well.
VW nut here!
I buy, repair, and collect
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Posted - March 08 2014 : 10:46:08 PM
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quote:Ken find one for me too!! After all I do own and have restored a 1972 VW bug ;) as well as helped my dad restore his 65 and worked on 2 other friends ones as well.
VW nut here!
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â March 08 2014Â :Â 10:25:19 PM
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I've seen your Volkswagen Bug in the background in your train videos on Youtube. I believe it's in the Herbie colors.
-Steve
"A lot of modellers out there who go to these train shows see broken HO stuff and go, 'This is useless' when, in reality, they can still be used for modeling whether it's as a prop on your layout or a cool project to make something old new again."
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Posted - March 09 2014 : 8:41:04 PM
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That be the 65er my dad owns.
I own a 72 which can be seen next to me towards the end of my 100th video celebration.
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 8:31:18 PM
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Ken,
Who makes the HO scale VW railcar?
President of the Cape James Terminal RR.
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 8:36:02 PM
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| hi choochin3,brekina do it in ho and g scale ken
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 9:15:54 PM
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Much thanks Ken!
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 10:12:11 PM
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quote:That be the 65er my dad owns.
I own a 72 which can be seen next to me towards the end of my 100th video celebration.
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â March 09 2014Â :Â 8:41:04 PM
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So that's what that Herbie Bug in the background is. A long time mystery solved.
-Steve
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Posted - January 08 2021 : 10:09:51 PM
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quote:
love this gonna find me one.
Originally posted by catfordken - March 08 2014 : 11:51:13 AM
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Cute little car.
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Posted - January 09 2021 : 10:00:58 AM
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I would super do this to a later model Junker VW Van
but keep the steering wheel for something to hold onto
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Posted - January 09 2021 : 2:12:00 PM
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quote:I would super do this to a later model Junker VW Van
but keep the steering wheel for something to hold onto
Originally posted by microbusss - January 09 2021 : 10:00:58 AM
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There are rail buses in Ecuador with the steering wheel used as a hand brake wheel. The motorman uses the brake to slow down into a curve, and turns the wheel the same way whether the curve is to the right or left. It's supposed to be a bit discombobulating to see him turn the wheel to the right in order to curve left.
Carpe Manana!
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Posted - January 09 2021 : 2:35:03 PM
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quote: quote:I would super do this to a later model Junker VW Van
but keep the steering wheel for something to hold onto
Originally posted by microbusss - January 09 2021 : 10:00:58 AM
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There are rail buses in Ecuador with the steering wheel used as a hand brake wheel. The motorman uses the brake to slow down into a curve, and turns the wheel the same way whether the curve is to the right or left. It's supposed to be a bit discombobulating to see him turn the wheel to the right in order to curve left.
Originally posted by scsshaggy - January 09 2021 : 2:12:00 PM
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naah I'll just use the peddles anyway 
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