Posted By:	Graeme Ogg
Posted On:	Tuesday November 19, 2019 at 5:44 PM
Message: I second that emotion.

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[PIC] I have a perverse desire for one of these in 1:43 by Graeme Ogg #26751

why pervese ? I think the Pinto played a most important role in US-auto history.(PIC) by Joop Gisbers #26751.1

So let's hope someone does a Pinto in 1:43. Come on baby, light my fire. by Graeme Ogg #26751.1.1

And a '71 Vega, the darling of John Z. Delorean. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26751.1.1.1

Sergio? by John Kuliak #26751.1.1.1.1

Just what I was thinking. Could be a really hot seller (ho, ho) (EOM) by Graeme Ogg #26751.1.1.1.1.1

I bought a new '76 Pinto and commuted in it for 135,000 miles. Repairs? by David Holcombe #26751.2

I had a '72 with a 4 speed. It as not only dependable, it was fun to drive. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26751.2.1

I bought a grey poupon colored 74 in 1975....2300c.c. with 4speed. It was bullet proof reliable. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26751.2.1.1

Had two Pinto Squire wagons. The first was a 72 four cylinder with automatic by Bob Jackman #26751.2.1.1.1

Mercury Bobcat by John Kuliak #26751.2.1.1.1.1

Dear Graeme Ogg, I got the license already for the Pinto. (EOM) by Sergio Goldvarg #26751.3

Our Hero! (EOM) by John Kuliak #26751.3.1

I second that emotion. (EOM) by Graeme Ogg #26751.3.1.1

Make it the Squire wagon Sergio! Top of the line! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26751.3.2

I would like one also along with the Vega GT, they were the first true import fighters, by Mark Millar #26751.4

An import fighter with a glass (aluminum?) jaw that was on the canvas in the first round. :- ) (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26751.4.1

It would be a fun novelty for my collection, but not at 100 bucks.. by Mark Lampariello #26751.5

Nothing perverse about it. by Jani Bodmann #26751.6

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