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Does anyone remember or have interest in these late 60s early 70s car comics?

Edited by - walt on June 27 2014 12:06:37 PM
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how many you got?
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I counted 15 Ben.
Here's 3 more...

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price for all?
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Some of my old childhood memories, Ben. Guess my subject title was misleading... I'm sorry for that. But not for sale.

What's bad is I have barely leafed thru any of these books... but I love them!
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oh ok np sorry about that
Looks like you got some nice ones tho
They remind me of the old CARtoons comix
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I used to love reading those old Hot Rods and Racing Cars comics. It was those and also Sgt. Rock WW II comics
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Yes, Jerry. These old comics were cool !

Here's 3 more...
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quote:
Yes, Jerry. These old comics were cool !

Here's 3 more...

Originally posted by walt - June 29 2014 :  12:05:09 AM

It's quite easy to tell just by looking at the covers. The '57 Chevy with the words "Jackpot" on the hood says it all.

-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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Actually, that's a 55-56 Ford !
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Actually, that's a 55-56 Ford !

Originally posted by walt - June 29 2014 :  12:24:35 AM

Close enough.

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quote:
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Actually, that's a 55-56 Ford !

Originally posted by walt - June 29 2014 :  12:24:35 AM

Close enough.

Originally posted by kovacste000 - June 29 2014 :  12:49:31 AM


Yeah, you got the decade right anyway!

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One thing I've noticed is that the artist doing the cars on these books, must have been a real NASCAR fan. Here's one example that I had spotted as a teen. Pictured below is a photo of Johnny Roberts 1960s flip where G-force and the seat belt stretch allowed Johnny's upper body and extended arm to hang considerably out side the window opening of his race car during this grinding crash.
Notice on the comic book the yellow car flipping with the guy/arm outside the window... Johnny's car was yellow, number 21...one digit difference on comic..

More examples found in the other books... Johnny was not seriously injured in the crash...
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