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Old 02-09-2015, 01:55 PM
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Default Need some Daytona Coupe experts

I own 3 Shelby Daytona Coupes in 1:18 scale die cast, one is red/white marked 59, the next is blue/white marked 15, & the last is also blue/white marked 98. The list of the six real CSX cobras are as follows:
1. CSX2286 2. CSX2287 the original 3. CSX2299 4. CSX2300 5. CSX2601 6. CSX2602
The real CSX2601 blue/white was marked 26, my question is are the 3 that I own marked as the real ones were & if so which CSX number goes with mine that are marked with #59-#15-, & #98. My second question can I purchase 1:18 scale numbered rondels & where, that I could place over my number 15 & make it number 26. I’m not out to fool anyone that my 15 was originally numbered 26, but I have a friend who built a replica Daytona Coupe which he numbered after the real #26 coupe that sold for $7,250,000 at auction. I would like to give him my 1:18 scale Daytona Coupe but I need it to be marked as his replica with a number 26. I know they made a #26 die cast coupe way back when, but it is now hard to find & out of my price range, especially if I only have to purchase 3 rondels marked with#26.
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