1941 was the first time Coca-Cola introduced the word Coke to America. This precision diecast Coca-Cola tractor trailer includes authentic 1941 advertising that includes Coke on the side of the Coca-Cola six-pack. Brilliantly subtle and effective! Park this 1941 Chevy tractor and trailer in your diecast collection or display it with your HO scale railroad layout and celebrate Coke's history! Sure to sell out. Supplies are limited! Features
This precision Chevy diecast features authentic Coca-Cola logoes and has been licensed and authorized by Coke.FeaturesLimited Edition Diecast CollectibleLooks Great with HO Scale Train...
Park this 1954 Ford Coca-Cola bottle truck in front of its road sign billboard and make your diecast collection or HO scale railroad layout sparkle! Take one home today!FeaturesLimited Edition...
This brilliantly colorful 1941 Chevy Box Truck is decked out in authentically vintage Coca-Cola graphics. This limited edition diecast is scaled perfectly to fit in with HO scale model railroad...
This brilliantly colorful 1941 Chevy Box Truck is decked out in authentically vintage Coca-Cola graphics. This limited edition diecast is scaled perfectly to fit in with HO scale model railroad...
Back in the fifties Coca-Cola still used local salesmen to travel from store to store selling Coke and servicing their accounts. The eye-catching 1953 Ford Delivery Sedan is decked out in brilliant...
From its early beginnings at Jacob's Pharmacy in 1886, Coca-Cola has been a pioneer in the soft drink industry. By the turn of the century, Coke's renowned bottling operation was in full swing but it...
Diamond T. The Cadillac of trucks! From 1911 to 1966 Diamond T trucks ruled the road. That's why Coca-Cola used them for their extensive bottle delivery network. This rugged diecast is brilliantly...
