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    Jul 23, 2021 2 minutes
    Pic: Steve Rountree
    Pic:
    Steve Rountree

    When most people think of ‘vintage’ Baja Bugs, it’s usually the Bugeyestyle kits that come to mind [thanks in no small part to Tamiya’s Sand Scorcher R/C car we reckon - MP].

    These were indeed the first designs that made it into production kit form, available from Miller-Havens Enterprises from 1969. After suffering multiple copycats, the company

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