David Lovelace: "Available in 1984 in the US (called "Radar Car") as part of Value Pack #1983"
Scott Sanburn: "Nice little set. Good compliment on space creations. Thanks goes to Al S. from MichLUG, sold it to me when he found it in a garage sale."
John Patterson: "need 1 box, will buy or trade for one"
Karin Franklin: "Some useful pieces, kinda ugly."
Aaron Sneary: "I disagree with Karin, I think this set is both nicely designed and shows off it's NASA inspiration of the times."
Richie Dulin: "My first space set..."
Phil Bryant: "complete?"
Daniel Valkenburg: "My first ever Lego Space set, it was given to me by my auntie Gemma when I was six years old back in 1979. For that reason it has always been one of my favorite sets. Ans now Freddy has given me 2!"
Neil Arellano: "Nice little set! Nothing flashy, just pure functionality and FUN!"
Ricardo Cordon Bou: "1 with box"
Robb King: "Dune buggy with a radar dish."
Brion Guzzino: "WOW I've never even SEEN this model, looks like some pretty good pieces."
Dave Micklon: "Another set in the 1984 promo. Nothing impressive."
Skip Robinson: "The cheapest way to get those grey 90* angle brackets when I was a kid!"
Marco Chiappa: "Without box"
Pier Andreatini: "2 BOXED and 1 MISB!!!"
Wolf Read: "Classic Space at its finest: simple, clean and very playable."
Richard Kloosterboer: "a variant of the space buggy. wish I had a fleet,"
Jeff Block: "Poor-man's version of 452"