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Hot Wheels 1932 Ford Diecast Model Car, Deuces Wild, High Boy Street Rod, designed by Greg Padington and produced by Mattel in 2000. Brand new in the box with minimal shelf wear.
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Produced by Ertl Collectibles in 2002 the 1970 Plymouth Cuda diecast model car is Pro Stock Series #4 Issue No. 4 and part of a Limited Edition. This model is a true-to-scale replica of the 1970 Plymouth driven by professional drag racer Don Grotheer. Don's Super Stock Plymouth race cars were always a contender at any racing event. His familiar orange, blue and white race cars looked as good as they ran. In 1970 he built and raced one of the first Barracuda Pro Stockers. The new Pro Stock class was a heads up class, with no handicaps. It also allowed the racers the use of fiberglass hoods and fenders and many engine modifications. These rules resulted in some of the fastest door slammers in the sport of drag racing at the time. This 1970 Plymouth Cuda diecast model features opening hood and doors, race oil pan, a detailed 426 Hemi Engine, authentic paint colors and a beautifully detailed interior. The dimensions of the car are approximately L-10, W-4, H-3 inches. The window box dimensions are L-13.5 x W-6.5 x H-6 inches. The model is still in its original packaging. It was never displayed and the box shows minimal wear from storage. A must have for true collectors!
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1969 1/2 Plymouth Road Runner Diecast
Produced by Ertl Collectibles in 2008, the 1969 1/2 Plymouth Road Runner diecast model car is No. 10 in the Sox & Martin Series and part of a Limited Edition. This model is a true-to-scale replica of MOPAR Professional Drag Race Team Ronnie Sox and Buddy Martin's signature Red, White and Blue Plymouth Road Runner. The mid year introduction of the 440 6BBL Road Runner was designated to bridge the gap between the 383 cubic inch V-8 and the much more costly 426 HEMI. The 69 1/2 6BBL package included a flat black fiberglass hood, four speed manual trans, a Dana rear axle with a 4.10 gear ratio, and three two carburetors a top an aluminum Edelbrock intake manifold and was rated 390 hp. This diecast model features opening doors and trunk, removable front hood, chrome accents, real rubber tires and a beautifully detailed interior. The dimensions of the car are approximately L-11.25, W-4.5, H-3 inches. The window box dimensions are L-13.75 x W-6.5 x H-5.75 inches. The model is still in its original packaging with the plastic banding still around the model. It was never displayed and the box shows minimal storage wear. A must have for true collectors! -
1969 Plymouth GTX Diecast Super Stock Model Car
Produced by Ertl Collectibles in 2000, the 1969 Plymouth GTX diecast model car is No. 2 in the Heritage Series and part of a Limited Edition of 5000 cars. This model is a true-to-scale replica of MOPAR Professional Drag Race Team Ronnie Sox and Buddy Martin's signature Red, White and Blue Plymouth GTX. The team won many national events and titles over the years and ran many different cars and classes. They competed in NHRA, AHRA and IHRA sanctioned events, and they would modify the car to fit the class at that event. This diecast model features opening doors and trunk, removable front hood, chrome accents, real rubber tires and a beautifully detailed interior. The dimensions of the car are approximately L-11, W-4.5, H-3 inches. The window box dimensions are L-13.5 x W-6.25 x H-5.75 inches. The model is still in its original packaging with the plastic banding still around the model. It was never displayed and the box shows minimal storage wear. A must have for true collectors! -
This is a wonderful Alps 'Auto Doggie' Mustang convertible battery operated car, made in Japan. The toy is a 'Bump N' Go multi directional mover. Auto Doggie is in excellent working condition with the original driver and a replacement dog. (The other dog ran away . . .) When the toy is in play, the car moves about the room and the doggie barks and makes a jumping movement in the passenger seat. It's a large toy measuring 14" long and 5" wide. It is in excellent working condition and is always in a glass cabinet on display in my collection.
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Large 20" long 1962 Chevrolet Corvette remote control car with opening doors, working headlights, tail lights and FM radio and custom automotive paint finish in true GM colors, Tuxedo Black, Fawn Beige, Roman Red, Ermine White, Almond Beige, Sateen Silver, Honduras Maroon. The car moves forward and reverse, left and right steering and the lights and radio operate from micro switches on the console. I've placed the car next to a Pocher Fiat so that you can get an idea of it's size. Loads of fun and pretty too! 1962 Corvette
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Another one of my personal favorites is this fabulous TN/Nomura/Baravelli Sonic Car Dodge Charger in 100% original condition and in the original box with insert foam blocks. The Sonic whistle has never been removed from it's plastic bag. Each blow of the whistle commands the car to perform a different function, forward, reverse, left and right and finally for the machine guns to propel out of the roof of the car with bright flashing muzzle fire! Unique and again, a large 15" long by 6" wide and 5" tall. There is slight oxidation on the brightwork trim of the car but overall is just stunning! Operates on 2 'D' cell and 1 9volt battery.
