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That may very well be the nicest 800 I have ever seen!

Is it as original as it looks?
Essentially yes, Tim Arthur AKA Olds45512 repainted the rims for me. The rest is original paint. I have steering decal. Will put it back on once the unit is detailed.
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That's a super nice 800!!
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Very nice 800!
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The 800 looks sweet Beth!
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Looks like the Corvette of Cubs. Great 800.
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Absolutely beautiful! Wish I had one as nice as that!
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Essentially yes, Tim Arthur AKA Olds45512 repainted the rims for me. The rest is original paint. I have steering decal. Will put it back on once the unit is detailed.
That is great!! Very nice and very rare model!!
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