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ok here is another interesting fact about edinger cars. i was gonna put this in my "edinger" post under general but more people are watching here and i thought the info might get to more people. when i looked in my new unbuilt NIP edinger car i cam across a couple of neat things like the tires but i also just came across the gear cover. i won't open the staples in the main bag so you are looking through two pieces of plastic but look... a real box art tranny cover. i took pictures of the common but very old gear covers, and the Parma one that someone on ebay is selling as box art i think? anyways hope you all enjoy!

BTW - OG RC10T, although the cars retailed for over $200, every magazine I own from the late 80's-91 has ads that all sell the rc10 for $115-135 ish. I just think $300 is too much IMO. Just my two cents.

Is the very early box art one the same as JG? I have their lexan version and it looks the same from memory but I have a very bad memory...

MelvinsArmy wrote:

OG RC10T wrote: You probally got that email b/c he didnt want to wait a week on ebay and risk the chance of not getting what it is actually worth.

That's what minimum bids and reserve prices are for.

True, but I was also thinking along the lines of immediate sale, versus, waiting,,,, and waiting,,,, for the week to pass before the auction ended.

Either way eeh......

Dr. Robotnik wrote:Is the very early box art one the same as JG? I have their lexan version and it looks the same from memory but I have a very bad memory...

i have a jg it is exactly the same as the pro-line but with a black button for the slipper

asashaw wrote:

Dr. Robotnik wrote:Is the very early box art one the same as JG? I have their lexan version and it looks the same from memory but I have a very bad memory...

i have a jg it is exactly the same as the pro-line but with a black button for the slipper

Oh really? Mine might be different as I don't think they have buttons installed.