By the early 1950s Soviet Russia was finally ready to develop their first modern postwar automobile. Since GAZ was originally founded as a cooperative enterprise between Ford and the Soviet Union it's no surprise they modeled (copied) the new design on the 1954 Ford Mainline. Introduced to much political fanfare the GAZ Volga became Russia's primary new car sold in the same basic form from 1956 all the way to 1970! Now you can add the original GAZ Volga M-21 to your diecast collection. Complete with classic Ford styling and two-toned paint this Russian throwback will make an interesting collectible and conversation piece!Features
Precision Diecast CollectibleFeaturesAmerica's Favorite Sport WagonDoors OpenDetailed InteriorFull Diecast BodySmooth Rolling Rubber TiresChevrolet's original Nomad was the world's first 2-door sport...
The last Vette to feature the original single headlights, the '57 Vette was also America's first fuel injected sports car. Its 283 cid Ram Jet V-8 pumped out 283 hp…an incredible 1 hp per cubic inch...
First Full Soviet CarFeaturesPrecision Diecast CollectibleDoors OpenDetailed InteriorFull Diecast BodySmooth Rolling Ruber TiresNamed Pobeda (Victory) by Stalin, the GAZ M20 was the first 100% Soviet...
In 1955 Ford unveiled their sensational new Thunderbird. With European style and sporty good looks, the 1955 T-Bird was an instant hit. Now one of the most famous cars of all time can be yours,...
No diecast collection is complete without a 1949 pink Cadillac. This Coupe de Ville convertible is loaded with chrome and those signature tailfins.FeaturesPrecision Diecast Car
