VANGUARDS - AUSTIN 7 MINI

The die-cast of Vanguards Austin 7 Mini, designed and produced by Lledo PLC. in England in 1997.

The Mini was first produced in 1959 by the assembly of BMC (The British Motor Corporation Ltd.) It was assembled under the name of Morris and Austin. It was named Autin Seven. In the initiate period, it was written “SEVEN” for the remembrance of Austin 7 which was a tiny car in 1920-1930.

This model is grey body, metal base just the same colour, the bumper, windshield and front light with chromium, clear windows, grey interior, black steering wheels and chromium plated hub. Packaging in a paper box with the original style of die-cast from Europe. There are side view mirror, the manual of fixing, a photo card of the car, registration sticker and a cataloque.

1999 FORD CROWN VICTORIA DES PLAINES IA POLICE

1999 Ford Crown Victoria Des Plaines IA Police Diecast Model 1/18 Die Cast Car By Autoart

Here is Auto Art's 1/18 scale Police Division models of the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria Des Plaines Police Car. This model is white body from the small town of Des Plaines in Illinois. The best feature on this model centres around the red and blue bar light. It has steerable wheels, rubber tires, made of diecast with some plastic parts. Has plastic display stand with window box.
Detailed interior, exterior, engine compartment. Dimensions approximately L-10,W-4,H-3,5 inches.

IXO 1/43 - LOTUS ELITE - LE MANS 1989

The first Elite or Lotus Type 14 was an ultra-light two-seater coupé, produced from 1957 to 1963. Making its debut at the 1957 London Motor Car Show, Earls Court, the 14 spent a year in development, aided by "carefully selected racing customers", before going on sale. Elites won their class six times at the 24 hour Le Mans race as well as two Index of Thermal Efficiency wins. The Elite was the first Lotus produced car to race in Australia and the original car to be raced in Australia is currently in boxes under re-furbishment.

Another to keep Lotus collectors happy. IXO have already released a car from the 1960 series, No.43. The lastest release, No.38, crewed by J.C Vidtilles should complement it well. This model does not disappoint with its high level of detail. See more.

THE ULTIMATE PATRIOT POWER WAGON DIECAST TRUCK

United States Marine Corps Collectible Salutes "The Ultimate Patriot"! Dodge Power Wagon Collectible Diecast by Ertl(R)! - Show off your American pride with the first-ever Dodge Power Wagon collectible diecast truck to salute the United States Marines Corps! The Power Wagon was the civilian version of a vehicle that served in World War II, and now you can own this 1:25 scale Ertl(R) diecast truck, finished in gleaming USMC scarlet with a portrait of a Marine on the doors! Intricately detailed, it has a side-mounted spare, top-mounted windshield wipers, center-hinge engine cowling, and more!This exclusive Ertl(R) diecast model truck from Hamilton Authenticated also features two flags flying over the truckbed - the American flag and another honoring those imprisoned or missing action while serving their country - and a hand-sculpted replica of "Chesty," the USMC mascot! A fantastic USMC collectible. Read more.

1:18 SCALE 1959 CORVETTE

Chevrolet eliminated the corvette’s fake hood louvers and rear deck chrome strips in 1959 while giving it more supportive new seats and a’t-handle’ reverse gear lockout on the shift handle. AUTOart has just released this very accurate 1959 ‘Vette and even a Ford fan like me has to admit that it’s absolutely gorgeous. There’s no room for a full description so we’ll hit the high spots. Every piece except the crossed flag emblems and trunk lock; those are printed in chrome. Under the correctly hinged hood, the base 230-horsepower engine is wired and plumbed. The hardtop fits snugly and can be removed to better see the excellent interior detail. There are small, almost hidden mould lines on the aluminum painted exhaust pipes and suspension components are separate from the baseplate but there are no hydraulic or fuel lines. The new-for-’59 ventilated wheels and their skinny tires are modeled very well. The workmanship is outstanding, and dimensions are precise.--SMI April 2007 Read more