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Love my latest nameplate for newest addition to my fleet. The model dates from 1983 and the plate was still available.
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Love my latest nameplate for newest addition to my fleet. The model dates from 1983 and the plate was still available.
I have been using Fox Transfers for about 30 years now, and got to know the original owners (Mike and Jenny) very well.
Once you work out how the website works, finding the items is really easy (lots of check boxes on the left-hand side to refine the search).
This time the order was made on 9th April, it was posted on 9th April, and arrived safe and sound on the 10th.
The only disadvantage is that if you order multiple sheets then they are sent in just the one bag, which makes storage awkward.
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