The last year of Virgil Exner's renowned "flite swept" tailfins. The ultra-posh 1961 Imperial Crown is meticulously recreated with all the original's tantalizing appointments. The soft-touch front bench seat folds forward with a 60/40 split. All four windows roll up smoothly and the rear seat center armrest pivots down for comfort. Complete with deluxe carpeting, oval steering wheel, movable sun visors and wired Wedgehead V-8 this impressive diecast looks great with the top up or down. Features
The 1957 Corvette was America's first fuel injected car. The '57 Vette's 283 cid Ram Jet V-8 pumped out 283 hp…an incredible 1 hp per cubic inch. With a potent engine to match its aggressively styled...
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,...
JFK loved the revolutionary new Lincoln Continental so much he drove one as his personal car creating a generation of Lincoln enthusiasts. Now drive Kennedy's "Camelot" Continental. Flawlessly...
In 1959 Buick launched their all-new top-of-the-line Electra series boasting bold styling and gorgeous front and rear batwing fins! This precision diecast brings this premium Buick back to life. Who...
All new for '52! Lincoln's 1952 Capri burst onto the automotive scene. Taking its place at the top of Lincoln's model lineup. Powered by Lincoln's first ever overhead-valve V-8 making 160 hp. And...
