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Today's Bring-A-Trailer newsletter has this very nice looking 1956 Humber Super Snipe . It is listed as being in storage since 1973 and it is for sale on eBay from Hopatcong NJ. Check it out...
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Ok, I guess this officialy puts an end to all those Snipe hunt jokes!! :laugh:
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Interestingly enough today I received a vintage copy of a Triang Minic Motorways catalog. It is from the early days of slot cars, and has a nice TR3 on the cover, although no TR3 car offered in the listing of available 00/H0 cars. But there is a Humber Super Snipe, as well as Jaguar 3.4, Rolls Royce Silver Cloud, Double Decker Bus, "E" Type Jaguar Coupe, and Austin A40 as British models, and Facel Vega, Mercedes 300SL, Mercedes 220S and Renault Floride as other passenger car choices. They also even made a Roundabout section of track for their cars. Some very cool stuff beyond the Humber for sure.
