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the name and no name 5100 mystery
In Response To: In Honor of Silverstones of All Shapes and Sizes ()

just seen this & other threads on the 5100 silverstone
FANTASTIC! didnt even know this was a silverstone even if I am one of the lucky 510.403 owners. But funny thing is I always displayed it next to my silverstone on my display shelf, so must have sensed the link.

Agree with jeff these are fantastic models and in my all time top five

Anyone got any info on the story behind why the 5100 were issued in name and no name versions? Same with the 5100 cortina. Anyone seen the really rare 510.501 with Nurburgring name on it ? (OK I made that one up) but are there any other named 5100s?

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