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1:18 Scale 1970 Hurst Oldsmobile Cutlass SX Diecast Model
The SX was designed to appeal to musclecar enthusiasts while avoiding high insurance premiums. The '70 Olds Cutlass SX was a high-performance option package for the Cutlass Supreme and was available in 1970 and 1971. This 1:18 scale 1970 Hurst Oldsmobile Cutlass SX diecast model is sure to delight fans with its many amenities which include a fully detailed interior, opening doors, trunk, and hood, fully poseable steering, highly detailed 455 engine, detailed undercarriage, folding front seats and more. Here's a bit of fun automotive history related to the Legendary '70 Hurst/Olds Cutlass: Going into the 1970s, U.S. automakers were faced with a dilemma: how to keep muscle car demand up in the wake of skyrocketing insurance premiums. One was to develop small-displacement cars like the Duster 340 and the Heavy Chevy. The other was to offer bigger engines in a mid-size body style whose VIN didn't give anything away to your insurance agent. This legendary car was born when George Hurst fell in love with the Cutlass Supreme body style for 1970. He tasked John Beltz and Jim Wangers to build him an Olds super car in Black and Gold. It was equipped with a 455 power plant and Hurst's signature dual-gate shifter. Sadly, Oldsmobile declined the opportunity to work with Hurst to produce this car, so the Black and Gold '70 Hurst/Olds remains a unique one of one.
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1:18 Scale 1933 Gasser Nitro Methane Acme Diecast Model
The "Nitro Methane" '33 Willys started life in Southern California and is a product of Dave Giordano. After making its way to Australia with an original chassis, the car had passed hands as a project a number of times, resulting in some crude workmanship—and signs of the body being stored and transported had taken its toll. Fortunately, the car ended up in the hands of Shaun Pask, who has resurrected many hot rods, drag cars, and street machines. After many exhausting hours of hard work, the Nitro Methane Gasser was turned into an awesome showpiece of Gasser history. This 1:18 scale Acme diecast model commemorates the legendary 1933 Gasser. The Limited Edition collectable features opening doors and trunk; removable front cowl; poseable steering; plumbed and wired engine; detailed undercarriage; and serialized plate.
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1:18 Scale 1968 Dodge Dart Super Stock Bob Lambeck Diecast Model
Bob Lambeck was a multi-time divisional champion in Super Stock and Pro Stock, a 2-time national event winner, and a 2-time world championship car owner. During his affiliation with Dick Landy, Bob got his first ride in what is now considered a Pro Stocker. Wanting to be independent, Bob left the Landy stables to prepare a '68 Dart for the Pro Stock wars. Chrysler spearheaded a new HEMI race-car project based on the recently redesigned A-body Dart and the result is perhaps the most legendary race-bred muscle car ever built. This 1:18 scale 1968 Dodge Dart Super Stock Bob Lambeck diecast model is one you'll definitely want to add to your collection. Order yours today. Features include: * Opening doors, hood and trunk * Poseable steering * Plumbed and wired engine * Tilting front seats * Full race interior * Detailed undercarriage
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1:18 Scale 1932 Ford Hot Rod Truck Diecast Model
Don't miss out on these special 1:18 scale 1932 Ford hot rod truck diecast models! They feature realistic opening doors and hood, poseable steering, replica vintage drag wheels with tires, plus a chopped roof and shortened bed. The fully detailed interior, diecast metal body, and serialized plate truly make these red '32 hot rod truck models unique additions to any collection!
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1:18 Scale 2024 Ford Mustang GTD Diecast Model
This GTD Mustang is Ford's next Chevy and Dodge killer that will come in both street and track level trims. Game-changing tech. Street-legal, track-ready supercar capability. And most importantly, Mustang soul. The first-ever Mustang GTD combines it all, to create a race car for the road. It's unlike any Mustang you've ever experienced. Boldly engineered. Brilliantly advanced. Brutally powerful. Capable of competing with Europe's best on any track — but made to deliver its projected 800-plus horsepower directly to the American road. See what sets Mustang GTD apart from the pack in its pursuit of clearing the famed Nürburgring in less than 7 minutes. You'll definitely want to own this 1:18 scale 2024 Ford Mustang GTD in Grabber Blue. The Limited Edition resin model is hand-painted and polished to a beautiful finish and has a sealed body. These diecast models are exceptionally accurate in scale, shape, and detail. Interior detail is hand-assembled and easily visible. Photo-etched parts, die-cutting, tampo printing and waterslide decals are often used for a most authentic replication.
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1:18 Scale 1932 Ford Truck So-Cal Speed Shop Diecast Model
This 1:18 scale 1932 Ford truck diecast model is an homage to the legendary So-Cal Speed Shop. Unlike many tales, the story of the So-Cal Speed Shop is not one made up by some clever marketing types; it's a true story of friendship, hot rods and the need for speed. The story begins on March 22, 1922 in Los Angeles with the birth of Alex Xydias. Although his father was a prominent producer of silent movies, Alex's childhood was fairly normal, and like most young boys, he naturally gravitated toward automobiles. His first hot rod, a '29 Ford roadster with a milled head and a chopped flywheel, which he drove to Fairfax High School, was paid for with part-time earnings. However, his life, like that of so many young men, was about to change when, in 1942, he joined the Army Air Corps, serving as a B-17 engineer. On the day of his discharge—March 3, 1946—using some borrowed money, Alex opened the first So-Cal Speed Shop on Olive Avenue in Burbank. Over the following decades, So-Cal Speed Shop would build some of the most iconic hot rods for many of the most notable collectors on the planet. Their innovation and attention to detail set the bar in the hot rod industry. So, without further ado, ACME is pleased to announce this So-Cal Speed Shop 1932 Ford Hot Rod Pickup in honor of all the accomplishments that Alex and the So-Cal team has achieved! Features include opening doors and hood, opening tailgate, poseable steering, detailed Chevy engine, fully detailed interior, detailed chassis, diecast metal body, and serialized plate. This Limited Edition collectible is one of only 400 pieces produced.
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1:18 Scale 1971 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Diecast Model
ACME has pulled out all the stops with this 1/18 scale 1971 Chevrolet Blazer K5 diecast model, setting it up for off-road adventures. They added a roll bar with KC lights and a push bar with lights as well. The swing-out spare tire holder, CB radio with microphone, and a sporting a CB antenna help add to the realism. The exterior paint is finished in that hugely popular color from the time, ochre with white panels and is properly matched with a brown interior color scheme. Don't miss out on this outstanding addition to any collection--the 1:18 scale 1971 Chevrolet K5 Blazer diecast model.
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1:18 Scale 1965 Shelby GT350 Reynolds Ford Diecast Model
A Texan, a racer and a sportscar builder, Carroll Shelby joined forces with the Ford Motor Company in 1965 to create the 'father of muscle' phenomenon, a tremendous version of the Mustang that was made to tear up the racetrack but also cruise the streets. This exquisite 1:18 scale 1965 Shelby GT350 Reynolds Ford collectible diecast model pays tribute to this marvelous muscle bound Pony car. It is hand painted and polished to a beautiful finish and features opening doors, hood, and trunk, poseable steering, a detailed race interior, detailed undercarriage, and plumbed and wired engine for a heavy dose of high horsepower attitude under the hood!
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1:18 Scale 1961 Chevrolet Corvette Gasser Die-Cast Model
Relive the legend with this Showtime 1:18 scale 1961 Chevrolet Corvette Gasser die-cast model that is a tribute to one of the hottest Vettes in history. With its detailed race ready cockpit with fabric seatbelts, openable doors and trunk, removable hood, custom headers, a blown 238 CID Fuelie V8 engine, and chrome 5-spoke drag wheels and tires, this die-cast model captures the essence of drag racing excellence. Add it to your collection!
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1:18 Scale 1971 Plymouth Cuda Diecast Model
When speaking of classic drag cars, the conversation often turns to the Barracuda. And that's why collectors will want to add this 1:18 scale 1971 Plymouth Cuda diecast model to their auto arsenal. The 3rd Generation muscle car was redesigned to look similar to the very popular Dodge Challenger. This gloss black racer includes an all-new highrise hood, along with these features: opening doors, trunk, and hood; removable cowl hood; poseable steering; race seat and seatbelts; full racing roll cage; highly detailed race engine; racing headers and exhaust; and drag race wheels and tires. An estimated 500 reproductions were made for this collectable car. You can own one today!
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1:18 Scale 1966 Ford GT40 MKII F85 Diecast Model
Back in 1962, Henry Ford II was frustrated that The Ford Motor Company's reputation for high performance engineering was suffering. To win at Le Mans Ford needed a mid-engine, 200-plus-mph race car that could average more than 120 mph over a 24-hour period. In '63, Ford had nothing even in the design stage with that sort of performance potential. Henry II really wanted to win Le Mans and best Ferrari in the process, so he developed a hand-picked team of international automotive engineers and race car drivers to form a new Ford subsidiary in Slough, England, named Ford Advanced Vehicles Ltd. John Wyer, ex-Aston Martin team manager, directed the team, which included Broadley, Ford engineer Roy Lunn, New Zealand drivers Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon, as well as American racer Ken Miles. An unsuccessful Le Mans campaign in 1964 (mainly due to failures with the Colotti transaxle) saw Ford HQ in the USA hand the project over to Carroll Shelby, although FAV still played an important role. The improved GT40 MkII appeared to have the right combination of power and reliability, as proven by wins in the 24 Hours of Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring in 1966. That gave Ford great confidence of finally being able to break Ferrari's winning streak at Le Mans, which stood at six coming into the 1966 event. Celebrate that legendary race car with this 1:18 scale 1966 Ford GT40 MKII F85 diecast model. Features include opening doors, trunk, and hood; poseable steering; detailed interior; plumbed and wired engine; and a stylish display platform. Add this exquisite Limited Edition car to your collection!
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1:64 Scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 Shelby Diecast Model
The 1:64 scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 diecast model commemorates Carroll Shelby's 100th birthday. The officially licensed Centennial Edition features a detailed interior and exterior, opening hood, doors and bonnet, detailed engine bay, smooth rolling real rubber tires, full diecast metal body and chassis, and more. The true-to-scale collectable measures approximately 2.5 in. long and includes a Guardsman Blue Metallic finish with white stripes.
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1:18 Scale 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Red Eye Diecast Model
This 1:18 scale 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Red Eye diecast model in vibrant red with white stripes and classic Torque Thrust wheels will make a great addition to your muscle car collection. Order yours today! Features included: * Opening doors and trunk * Liftoff cowl hood * Custom downforce rear wing * Custom front spoiler * Poseable steering * Oversized performance brakes * Plumbed and wired Big Block 502 * Fully detailed interior * Folding front seats * Detailed chassis * Serialized plate
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1:18 Scale 1965 Shelby GT350R Pro Touring Diecast Model
Pro Touring cars are built to be driven—on the street, on the racetrack, on the drag strip, through cones at an autocross; no matter the setting, Pro Touring cars are meant to be driven. Of course, that leaves quite a bit to interpretation, as it doesn't necessarily appeal to everyone … and, of course, there's the old saying, "Don't race it if you can't afford to replace it." This 1:18 scale 1965 Shelby Pro Touring diecast model is decked out in a dark blue paint finish with the traditional GT350 rocker panel stripe. Sporting Street Fighter Throttle wheels and tires and the reverse air hood scoop sets this one apart. Complete with a racing interior, plumbed and wired engine, and a rear window full-sized spare, this Limited Edition Mustang is ready to rock the streets or the track! Additional features: * Opening doors, hood, and trunk * Poseable steering * Detailed undercarriage * Serialized plate
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1:18 Scale 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T Diecast Model
Over the last half-century, Dodge Challengers have become a coveted muscle car. Their sleek, aerodynamic styling combines with plenty of ponies under the hood. Now you can own a 1:18 scale replica of the first generation 1971 Challenger R/T. This diecast model is loaded with a 383 Magnum engine, fully detailed interior, poseable steering; opening doors, hood and trunk; real rubber tires, and more. Hardcore Dodge fans will definitely want to add this sporty legend to their collection!
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1:18 Scale 1966 Pontiac GTO Restomod Diecast Model
By any calculation, 1966 was a momentous year for the GTO. The original muscle car had come into its own in persona and popularity. It even became a separate series featuring the hardtop, pillared sports coupe, and convertible. The GTO's all-new body incorporated Coke-bottle side styling and a recessed backlight, with sail panels that provided a semi-fastback appearance. Graduating from the tough, boxy street brawler look of 1965, the '66 was refined with integrated shapes. Its front bumper became an integral part of the nose, closely following the curves of the newly sculpted split grilles and headlamp bezels. Parking lamps were set into the grilles à la the 1963 and 1964 Grand Prixes, and the grilles were blacked out--a muscle car styling cue that Pontiac initiated on the GTO in 1964 and would be used by much of its competition going forward. This 1:18 scale 1966 Pontiac GTO Restomod diecast model includes a killer custom paint job, black Street Fighter wheels and tires, plumbed and wired engine, folding front seats, fully detailed chassis, poseable steering, and opening doors, trunk, and hood. This is something you do not miss adding to your muscle car collection!
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1:18 Scale 1972 Plymouth Cuda 340 Diecast Model
This beauty is decked out in a rare factory Black color, complemented with White striping, and White top making this 1:18 scale 1972 Plymouth Cuda 340 diecast model a head turning musclecar. The interior features folding tall white bucket seats with white door panels, detailed dashboard and a pistol grip shifter. For all Mopar enthusiasts who are in love with Plymouth cars, this third generation Cuda 340 version is a must-have! Diecast model features include: * All new tooling * Correct 1972 interior and engine parts * Opening doors, hood and trunk * Poseable steering * Highly detailed 340 engine * Folding front seats * Detailed undercarriage * Serialized Plate
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1:64 Scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 50th Anniversary Shelby Diecast Model
What happens when you put a big block Ford 427 in an extremely lightweight chassis? You get the legendary Shelby Cobra 427 S/C. The most powerful Cobra produced—you can almost hear it rumble in your hand with this 1:64 scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 50th Anniversary diecast model. Collectable car details: * Highly detailed * Officially licensed * Real rubber tires * Steerable wheels * Opening hood, doors and trunk * Made of diecast with some plastic parts * Detailed interior, exterior, engine compartment
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1:18 Scale 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A Pro-Stock Diecast Model
This 1:18 Scale 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A Pro-Stock diecast model captures Mopar Performance at its finest! Loaded with features, this diecast collectible car features a plumbed and wired 426 race engine located under a lift-off race hood, opening doors and trunk, poseable steering, race seats, a full race roll cage, Wheelie bars and Centerline drag wheels and tires. Don't miss out on this '70 Dodge Challenger T/A Pro Stock—order today!
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1:18 Scale 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Feathers Edition Diecast Model
1:18 scale 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Feathers Edition diecast model honors the vehicle from the ad "Building a better way to see the USA". The model delivers a white with multi-colored Feathers paint scheme, along with opening doors, hood, and tailgate, removable top, poseable steering, fully detailed interior, tilting passenger seat, replica plumbed and wired engine, detailed chassis, period correct off-road tires, and serialized plate. Plus, the K5 Blazer model includes the printed Feathers ad.
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1:18 Scale Vic Edelbrock 1932 Ford Salt Flat Roadster #3 Diecast Model
The Edelbrock '32 roadster is one of the most recognized cars in all of hot rodding! Vic Edelbrock, Jr. was an American automotive aftermarket performance parts engineer, racer and is considered one of the founders of the American hot rod movement. He had an impact on hot rodding unlike anyone else. His inventiveness, ability to create extraordinary performance from ordinary engines and ingenuity and dedication to engine building earned him a legacy that will last forever. In 1938, Vic Sr. bought a '32 Ford and used it to test new speed parts, more or less inventing "the project car." The first big seller from an Edelbrock project car was the Slingshot manifold. Vic became a consistent winner with his modified roadster at racing speeds of 112 mph. He would drive the Ford to the dry lakes, remove the fenders and the windshield, and then race the car. At the end of the races, he would re-install the fenders and the windshield and drive it home. This 1:18 scale Vic Edelbrock 1932 Ford Salt Flat Roadster #3 diecast model celebrates the birth of hot rods. Only 750 of the Limited Edition replicas were made. Add the legendary race car to your collection. Here are the many features included: * New windshield, frame, horns, and removeable tonneau cover * Opening doors and trunk * Poseable steering * Plumbed and wired engine * Fully detailed interior * Diecast metal body * Serialized plate
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1:18 Scale 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Street Machine Diecast Model
This 1:18 scale 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Street Machine diecast model in bright white with red and blue striping, Vintage Centerline wheels, and a raked stance is ready to race into your muscle car collection. Order yours today! Features included: * Opening doors and trunk * Liftoff hood * Poseable steering * Highly detailed 426 Hemi * Full custom paint * Fully detailed interior * Folding front seats * Detailed undercarriage * Traction bars * Serialized plate
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1:64 Scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 Gulf Colors #45 Shelby Diecast Model
Racing history is full of triumphant Shelby Cobras—and the Gulf Blue and Orange color combination that adorned so many Ford race cars has its own racing heritage. Grab this 1:64 scale 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C diecast that combines both from the Shelby Collectibles 50 Year Anniversary release. Collectable car details: * Official licensed * Diecast metal body * Real rubber tires * Carroll Shelby styling * Detailed interior and exterior * Opening hoor and doors * Approximately 2.5 in. long
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1:18 Scale 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype Diecast Model
While Shelby was diving deep into the development of the GT40 for LeMans, he also had his sights on Ford's Mustangs. He wanted to turn Ford's secretary sports car into a track champion. So, Ford sent him three white K-code 1965 Mustangs. Serial number 5R002 would become the very first GT350R prototype and is arguably the most important Mustang in history! 5R002 would have multiple parts tested on it with drivers such as Ken Miles and Bob Bondurant behind the wheel, fenders widened by hand, the famous rear window designed by Peter Brock that let air escape, reverse hood scoop, and so much more! The "Flying Mustang" would win its first race it ever entered on February 14,1965 with Ken Miles piloting the car to victory. Miles and others would compile 10 wins with 5R002 throughout the season, with Jerry Titus capturing the SCCA B Production Championship for 1965! This exquisite 1:18 scale 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype diecast model is hand painted and polished to a beautiful finish. Other features include an extremely detailed plumbed and wired engine, moveable and steerable front wheels, accurate and highly detailed race interior and chassis, and opening doors, trunk, and hood. Add the Limited Edition collectable to your display case!
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