Posted By:	Marlowe Johnson
Posted On:	Friday May 11, 2012 at 9:31 PM
Message: Post Script: I just fixed my hubcap by removing the chassis via the 4 connecting screws... ... and gluing the hubcap back in place. It's a piece of cake.

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Delahaye by Richard Rice #42671

You're right, it's a hubcap. Same thing occurred with mine. (EOM) by Marlowe Johnson #42671.1

Marlowe............I just sent you an email............ (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #42671.1.1

Dalahaye by Richard Rice #42671.1.2

I left mine off. It doesn't show anyway. However, I suppose you could remove... by Marlowe Johnson #42671.1.2.1

Post Script: I just fixed my hubcap by removing the chassis via the 4 connecting screws... by Marlowe Johnson #42671.1.2.2

Wow....but for something so expensive you should not have to do repairs. Was it photoetched? (EOM) by Patty Henderson #42671.1.2.2.1

Delahaye by Richard Rice #42671.1.2.2.2

PICS - I just used regular Testors. But honestly, the hubcap isn't visible as you normally view... by Marlowe Johnson #42671.1.2.2.2.1

PICS-Question. I just recvd mine and I have several problems with it. by Jerry Gorsuch #42671.2

I may be wrong, but that trim is Photoetching which is the bain of 1/43 and all resin.... by Patty Henderson #42671.2.1

PICS UPDATE......... by Jerry Gorsuch #42671.2.2

I have one "snap" that appears to be on the fender. I'm going to remove it using the adhesive... by Marlowe Johnson #42671.2.2.1

POST SCRIPT: It worked. (EOM) by Marlowe Johnson #42671.2.2.1.1

I wonder how common these problems are. by John Rafert #42671.3

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