Relive the excitement of E-Day when 2.5 million Americans turned out to see Ford's new Edsel. This diecast miniature includes the original "horsecollar" grille and inset rear coves.
The press called it "E-Day". September 4th, 1958. Over 2.5 million Americans poured into Ford dealerships nationwide to see the brand new Edsel. Now you can relive this exciting moment with this...
The press called it "E-Day". September 4th, 1958. Over 2.5 million Americans poured into Ford dealerships nationwide to see the brand new Edsel. Now you can relive this exciting moment with this...
Studebaker shocked the world with its all new "bullet-nosed" 1950 Champion. Designed by Virgil Exner, the Champion propelled Studebaker sales to an all-time high. This handmade diecast is loaded with...
The press called it "E-Day". September 4th, 1958. Over 2.5 million Americans poured into Ford dealerships nationwide to see the brand new Edsel. Now you can relive this exciting moment with this...
Flamboyantly bold and powerful! Chevy's 1957 Bel Air embodied America's postwar optimism. Today this Chevy classic is cherished by collectors worldwide. No diecast collection is complete without this...
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
The Ranchero created a sensation when Ford introduced it in 1957. Ruggedly stylish is featured the utility of the pickup truck with the comfort of a car.FeaturesPrecision Diecast Car
