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Thank you very much for the very nice comment. 🙂👍

Yes sir. 1948. My late grandfather's.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I will post more videos for all to see.

Thank you.

Not unless it's discontinued. I say open it up and let it rip. Or display it to show it off to your friends and family. But keep the box though for when you store it away. Or plan to sell it. And always remove the batteries when not in use. They can leak and leave a huge mess behind.

Not on this model but, there are other models made of die cast that do but, aren't remote control like this one.

I think so too. You're most welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@RichardJR1361 You are welcome. Thanks agin for sharing

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Begins and ends. Round trip.

@@RichardJR1361 Cool! Thanks for the info.

You're very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. It's totally worth the trip. Took me 4 hours to get there from Jersey.

@@RichardJR1361 I just have to go. Looks awesome!

Hi there! Great driving! Hope to see you guys again at the next show.

It was. :)

Would be cool if it did have lights and sound. I didn't know either until I saw one of these in another youtube video. This model might still be around for purchase. I got this one off ebay. Can't remember exactly how much it costed. Couldn't been more than 50 bucks.

@@RichardJR1361 I think < 50 bucks is a good deal. Looks well built. Hard plastics? Pete :”)

@@alwayspete It's very light plastic but durable. I handle it with a lot of care and drive it in wide open spaces so I don't scratch the nice paint work.

@@RichardJR1361 Yeah it does have a good finish and paint job. I get you. I would do the same. :D

Thank you Dave, you're absolutely right. Caught a lot of rocks inside the car mold had to take it apart and clean it out. Definitely need to find a much smoother surface. Lol

Thanks Chuckster!

Chuck F That's sounds like a great idea Chuck. Thanks for watching! :)