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Hello and welcome to CarTalk on National Public Radio.

Let's click and collect the tablet brothers and we're broadcasting this week once again

from the gift shop here at CarTalk Plus. And now last week we told you about the CarTalk

child punishment tapes, the Melissa Peterson edition. And we're sold out. Those are gone.

They went like proverbial hotcakes. But this week we're highlighting another item.

You won't want to be without because I'll be waiting. Well, you know, you've seen those

scale model replicas of classic cars from the past, you know, that that 57 Chevy. That

was a classic. The 1940 viewer convertible. Yeah, the 1912 Stutz bear rug bear cat.

Well, this year we've commissioned an incredibly lifelike scale model of my brother Tommy,

63 Dodge Dart convertible. It looks just like the original. The left rear fender is folded

into the wheel well. Yeah, the tail lights don't work. That's accurate. The rust is practically

up to the windows. Right here. The hood won't open. The top won't close. Right. And there

are raccoons and permanent residents in the backseat. That's it. Now this is handcrafted

by the junior mint scale replica 1963 Dodge Dart get yours before it falls apart in the

box. I mean, what are people do they send us money? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 120 bucks.

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