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I found this north york players camaro on e-bay. I have never seen a model like this. Is the north york players a real players camaro or just a model? Did the company make other players camaros?
They only made this one car. The owner/driver owned the store that sold it. Scott Maxwell. He still owns the store. No more models. I have a couple of these myself (one to build, one to keep in it's unassembled state).
I talked to a fellow who makes reproduction decals for these cars (one of the two producers of the decals back in the day) and he is open to making some smaller scale decals so we could actually make up other cars from that era. Nothing ready yet ... but in the works.
Mark.
__________________ Players LTD./GM Motorsport (Players Challenge Series)
GM built only 109 Trans Ams from 1986-1992 specifically for the racing program.
1988 Trans AM - 1 of 22 - RPO A4U - "Canadian Players Car".
- Factory delivered with 1LE brakes
1987 Trans Am - 1 of 20 - RPO A4U - "Canadian Players car"
Actually I have made model kit decals on my PC. You need some time, and patience, but it is doable. I used Corel Draw!
You can buy the decal material from some hobby shops, and run it through a printer. Cut them out and the apply them like you would any other decal by dipping them in water.
The down side is the decals work the best on a White or light colored car as the background is clear and most laser printers do not print in White, but CMYK...