GMC N gauge model (2" long)

[james bolick]

FWIW, I called the 1-800 number listed on their website to order the GMC.
They have a minimum $10.00 purchase, so you have to order something else to
go with the GMC. They didn't have any in stock any way and there was
nothing else I wanted from their site, soooo I didn't get the little 2" GMC.

Jim Bolick
'73 Painted Desert

 

[john nepper jr.]

That little GMC looked like a plastic cast model, not a metal diecast
model like I want! Someone posted a web site that had a picture of it
and the wheels were even separate.

John '76 Palm Beach, Omaha

>
> FWIW, I called the 1-800 number listed on their website to order the GMC.
> They have a minimum $10.00 purchase, so you have to order something else to
> go with the GMC. They didn't have any in stock any way and there was
> nothing else I wanted from their site, soooo I didn't get the little 2" GMC.
>
> Jim Bolick
> '73 Painted Desert

 

[chuck blanford]

John

Have you considered the GMC "Hot Wheels" for your diecast model? Not true
to scale, but definitely identifiable, and does have the correct
axles/wheels. I have purchased 8 different models on eBay, and had the
common #524 painted/striped to match my 77 Kingsley.

Chuck
77 K
North Idaho

John Nepper write:

>That little GMC looked like a plastic cast model, not a metal diecast
>model like I want! Someone posted a web site that had a picture of it
>and the wheels were even separate.
>
>John '76 Palm Beach, Omaha
>

>>
>> FWIW, I called the 1-800 number listed on their website to order the
GMC.
>> They have a minimum $10.00 purchase, so you have to order something else
to
>> go with the GMC. They didn't have any in stock any way and there was
>> nothing else I wanted from their site, soooo I didn't get the little 2"
GMC.
>>
>> Jim Bolick
>> '73 Painted Desert
>

 

[gary miller]

I finally found a #524 (actually my son in Kentucky). Nice model for a 23"
owner. Wish they had a 26' model.
Gary
'77 Kingsley
North Bend, Oregon Coast

> John
>
> Have you considered the GMC "Hot Wheels" for your diecast model? Not true
> to scale, but definitely identifiable, and does have the correct
> axles/wheels. I have purchased 8 different models on eBay, and had the
> common #524 painted/striped to match my 77 Kingsley.
>
> Chuck
> 77 K
> North Idaho
>
> John Nepper write:
>
> >That little GMC looked like a plastic cast model, not a metal diecast
> >model like I want! Someone posted a web site that had a picture of it
> >and the wheels were even separate.
> >
> >John '76 Palm Beach, Omaha
> >

> >>
> >> FWIW, I called the 1-800 number listed on their website to order the
> GMC.
> >> They have a minimum $10.00 purchase, so you have to order something else
> to
> >> go with the GMC. They didn't have any in stock any way and there was
> >> nothing else I wanted from their site, soooo I didn't get the little 2"
> GMC.
> >>
> >> Jim Bolick
> >> '73 Painted Desert
> >