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Thanks! I'm kinda bummed with no 1/64 considering prices. I'm more of a fan of that scale over anything else.
Apparently Classic Carlectables will be releasing 1.64's but they will feature plastic blacked out windows and no interior detail. Which is better than nothing, I suppose.
So everything but Nissan.![]()
Pretty much.
Edit: Deadline looms for davison and FPR.
Will Davison is still waiting for word on his future at Ford Performance Racing, and may look as far afield as the USA for alternative 2014 options.
The 30-year-old has flourished at FPR since switching from the Holden Racing Team three seasons ago and is currently shaping as a major contender for the 2013 title.
Despite the success, Davison’s future with the squad beyond his current three-year contract remains uncertain as negotiations over funding continue between FPR and Ford.
Speedcafe.com understands that FPR’s option on Davison expires at the end of August, after which point the former Bathurst winner will be turned loose into the driver market if an attractive offer has not been made.
FPR has clearly been hesitant to commit to Davison prior to striking a deal with Ford, but may be forced to move first in order to secure the star driver.
Davison’s situation is complicated by the evolving puzzle at FPR that includes uncertainty over the 2014 destinations of David Reynolds, Chaz Mostert and Will’s brother Alex Davison.
When pressed further on any future overseas aspirations, Davison revealed that following Marcos Ambrose’s move into NASCAR would be at the top of his list.
“There’s some sportscar stuff that I’d love to do on a part-time basis in Europe, but realistically as a career I’d be looking in America at the NASCAR side of things,” he said.
“It (NASCAR) would be a big commitment and a tough thing to make happen, but I think it’s the most interesting one for me.
“Clearly though my first preference is V8 Supercars and FPR,” he added.