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These are generally priced higher on eBay. This is similar to the Grrrumbler.
“Beautiful Molded in Orange – Vintage MPC Trailblazer 1/25 Scale Off-Road Willys Jeep! A 34 year old kit. Made in the U.S.A. 1979-80 Fundimensions Inc. MPC kit. Very good condition – The box has slight shelf ware. The engine and one differential has been partially built. Nothing has been painted. Everything in the pictures is included. $29. No texting.”
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/tag/4986808488.html
I have a jeep model kit too somewhere….I think it is this one…
Mmm, I have just found how to improve it with Hasewaga´s scale kit wheels:
http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/?showtopic=62635&page=2
I suppose it won´t difficult to make resin copies of those wheels. Or using some bits from Italeri´s 1/24th scale jeep too.
If I´m not wrong, this “Trailblazer” is the same kit as this one:
http://round2models.com/models/mpc/world-war-two-jeep
PS: BTW, if you read all the thread, you´ll find that one of the modellers pointed as a source of information to EWillys!!! 🙂
Hey Dave notice the rims on this Model, indeed a classic. Anyway hope you’re up and at them soon.
Oh YES I did 🙂