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1970 Ford Baja Bronco - Big Oly Tribute Edition 1:64 Scale Diecast Model Truck

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SKU:
ACM25302
Manufacturer Sku:
GL-51487
Year:
1970
Car Make:
Ford
Scale:
1:64 Scale
Dimensions:
3" Long
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SKU:ACM25302

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SKU:
ACM25302
Manufacturer Sku:
GL-51487
Year:
1970
Car Make:
Ford
Scale:
1:64 Scale
Dimensions:
3" Long

Description

Commemorate the 1970 Ford Baja Bronco with this Die-Cast Tribute Edition

Step back in time to the rugged days of off-road racing with this 1:64 scale die-cast model of the 1970 Ford Baja Bronco, a tribute to the iconic Big Oly. Precision-crafted and featuring an authentic race day graphics, roll cage, rear-mounted spare tire, and roll bar-mounted lights, this die-cast model captures the spirit of desert racing. Driven to victory by Parnelli Jones in the Baja 500, this model showcases the toughness and durability that made the Baja Bronco a legend. Whether you're a racing enthusiast or a die-cast collector, this model is a must-have addition to your collection.


Features

  • Precision Diecast Model
  • Full Diecast Metal Body & Chassis
  • Authentic Race Day Graphics
  • Authentic Roll Cage
  • Rear Mounted Spare Tire
  • Roll Bar Mounted Lights
  • Smooth Rolling Deep Tread Off-Road Tires
  • Driven by Parnelli Jones to Baja Victory
According to legend, it was during a Christmas party that off-road racer and fabricator Bill Stroppe pressured Indy car driver Parnelli Jones into trying desert racing. In the days when desert trucks were built from factory stock vehicles, 1963 Indy 500 winner Jones broke Bronco driveline parts like matchsticks. He was especially hard on 4-wheel drive systems solid front axles. Jones convinced Stroppe to build a 2-wheel drive version with more beefed up fabricated parts. The effort paid off with a 1970 win in the Baja 500. For the next stage of evolution, Jones dug back into his racing background and Big Oly was born. With an all tube chassis and fiberglass body it was built to tackle the harshest terrain. In the 1971 Baja 1000, Jones and Stroppe won the Ensenada-La Paz route in 14 hours and 59 minutes. The next year Big Oly won another Baja 1000. Big Oly set the new standard for off-road racing and has inspired the truck builds of today.