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Old 07-11-2006, 11:59 AM
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I think the more important issue here is: What class are you taking that warrants you making a Miami Vice diorama???
My sr. english teacher was a character on miami vice a couple times back in the day
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Re: Can anyone identify this car for me

What type of cars are you using for the diorama? Die-cast? What size?
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What type of cars are you using for the diorama? Die-cast? What size?
matchbox had a plymouth gran fury 1/64 scale though i think it was a 70s model. It was my most favorite car in my collection. Always reminded me of the police car in the 1st "Blues Brothers" movie.
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Yeah. Back when they were all boxy, they had the problem of flipping over and crashing into each other a lot, hence why they went to the newer style in the 90's. IT was a dangerous time to be a cop back then, you could just be cruising down the highway, pass a speeder, flip on your lights and chase him. Then you hit an ant or nothing at all and BAM you're doing barrel rolls with 28 of your buddies behind you. Just watch the documentary "The Blues Brothers" as proof. :-D
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