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1 50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) Posted by Dinky Boy - 01 Apr :57 I bet nearly everybody with racing cars in his collection at least once has been observing array of numbers on doors, bonnets, roofs, windscreens, etc., counting from 1 to...â 15? 26? Or even 40 if he had a vast collection? I have an Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 TT 12 Coupe 'Giro d'italia' in my collection, number 518. But if I start to count from 1 first missing number is in thirties. Can we do it toger? Do we have all numbers from 1 to 100 and beyond? Will I ever be able to put a picture of that Alfa 33 number 518 here? Please add your pics, but pay attention to a few guidelines: Do not skip numbers! Just wait untill anor member has posted next number. One number at a time. Numbers should be from competition cars (race or rally) that actually raced or from fantasy liveries. All scales, makes, materials welcome. A little information on model, its maker of how it got into your collection will make this topic even more interesting. OK n, gentlemen start your little engines! Count down to counting, 3, 2, 1, GO! CAR '00' Hot Wheels 2003 issue of 1996Chevy Called an S-10 on Canada. And we're off with number '1': 1 / 13

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3 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) Posted by Nobleco - 22 Apr :25 Carl Edwards, NASCAR #99 in 1:24 3 / 13

we hit 100, I have edited first post and added a truck with number

It really should start at beginning. Check out photo here.

4 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) Posted by Nobleco - 22 Apr :42 Before we hit 100, I have edited first post and added a truck with number '00' as first number in start of this series of racing numbers. It really should start at beginning. Check out photo here. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #...? Posted by Dinky Boy - 23 Apr :54 OOPS...Â Â 4 / 13

Edition Alfa Romeo 6c 1750 for occasion of Coppa Milano San Remo road race centenary in

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5 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #100 Posted by Dinky Boy - 23 Apr :11 1:43 Brumm Limited Edition Alfa Romeo 6c 1750 for occasion of Coppa Milano San Remo road race centenary in Nowadays Coppa MSR is a revival meeting. How limited is 'limited'? After first 100 were sold out (most of m given as a present to participants), Brumm issued a '2a edizione'... A bit strange but I still like model and its presentation. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #100 5 / 13

Posted by Greendolly - 23 Apr 2010 08:45 Ford Anglia Allardette Vanguards.

6 Posted by Greendolly - 23 Apr :45 Ford Anglia Allardette Vanguards. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #102 Posted by Baskingshark - 23 Apr :53 6 / 13

7 Hot Wheels Datsun Bluebird 510 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #103 Posted by Dinky Boy - 23 Apr :14 1:43 Fabbri partwork model, a Giulietta TI from 1962 Rally Monte Carlo with Masoero - Maurin. 7 / 13

Complete with booklet. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or 500.

Sideways' Rob Slotemaker at steering wheel. It's a pity that Progetto K made orange color far too dark, almost red. The actual car: Photo: F.

8 Complete with booklet. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #104 Posted by Dinky Boy - 23 Apr :17 1:43 Progetto K Giulia GTAm in 1970 Tulpen Rally (Tulips Rally) with 'Mr. Sideways' Rob Slotemaker at steering wheel. It's a pity that Progetto K made orange color far too dark, almost red. The actual car: Photo: F. Akkermans Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #104 Posted by Old Irish - 23 Apr :42 Probably most famous #104, Mercedes 300SLR that Stirling Moss and Peter Collins drove to victory at Targa Florio in 1955.Â Maisto 1/18 8 / 13

9 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #105 Posted by Dinky Boy - 23 Apr :39 9 / 13

10 1:43 Fiat Cinquecento (=500) by Skid. Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #106 Posted by Old Irish - 23 Apr : Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Spider Corsa - Mille Miglia winner.â Brumm 1/43 10 / 13

11 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #107 Posted by Dinky Boy - 24 Apr :41 11 / 13

12 After Datsun Bluerbird and Alfa Giulietta (#102, 103) anor blue sporty little sedan: As seen... edit: whoops... hadn't expected that feature of TC Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #107 Posted by Greendolly - 24 Apr :53 Corgi 12 / 13

13 Re:50 increasing race numbers. Or (read opening post) #109 Posted by Dinky Boy - 24 Apr : Stanguellini from 1947 Mille Miglia, 1:43 by Lilliput 13 / 13

For Sale: 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint

For Sale: 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint This Giulia Sprint (101.12) VIN number AR 353214 was manufactured on 31st August 1962 and sold to Hoffman Motor Car in New York on September 29. It was bought as