1925 was a turning point for Ford. Over 1.9 million Fords were produced and the 11th and 12th million Model T rolled off of Ford's Highland Park assembly line. Nearly 700,000 Touring Cars were built and by midyear new color options breathed new life into Model T sales. This 1925 Touring Car is the first we've ever offered in 1:24 scale. Value priced at under $35 this diecast classic includes a detailed engine under the hood, brass radiator shell and headlamps. Even a manual engine crank!Features
RevolutionaryFeaturesPrecision Diecast CollectibleHood & Doors OpenAuthentically Recreates the First - Second Generation Ford RancheroInterior Features Easy to Read GaugesHood Opens to Reveal Engine...
Andre Citroen's Traction Avant was the first unit-body car ever built and the first with front wheel drive and a fully independent suspension. In 1938 this revolutionary car also got a powerful six...
Mercury's all new "inverted bathtub" 1949 coupe was so successful…James Dean drove one in Rebel Without a Cause. This diecast American classic recreates the legend with a Flathead V-8 under the hood,...
World's First SupercarFeaturesPrecision Diecast CollectibleHood & Doors OpenSupercharged Engine Under the HoodRear Hinged Suicide DoorsDetailed InteriorUnique Metal Doral SpineSmooth Rolling Soft...
The last Plymouth pickup rolled off the assembly line in 1941. For over 30 years Plymouth would not produce another pickup. Now you can add this collectible gem to your collection. This handmade...
