Blasting through the quarter mile at over 100 mph the Barracuda was Plymouth's ultimate road warrior. New for 1969 the Cuda performance package included a road hugging suspension, larger wheels and tires plus potent engine options like the 440 Super Commando V-8. Racing into your collection this Barracuda diecast is sure to delight every MOPAR and diecast collector! Under the hood you'll find a detailed bigblock V-8. The sport interior includes a 3-spoke steering wheel, competition gauges and authentic que-ball shifter. Flip the textured seats forward and hop in before this dynamic duo races away!Features
The rear-engined Corvair was an automotive breakthrough. So advanced, it was named Motor Trend's Car of the Year". Unfortunately, America just wasn't ready for this head-turning Chevy. And in 1969,...
Created to homologate Plymouth's all new Barracuda for Dan Gurney's Trans Am racing effort. The 1970 Cuda was a masterpiece of powerful design. This menacing midnight black Trans Am Cuda diecast...
Dan Gurney's All American Racers were selected by Plymouth to race a specially prepared 1970 Barracuda in the Trans Am series. To qualify Plymouth had to build 2,500 AAR Cuda street cars. A 1970...
Oldsmobile's tour-de-force. The 1966 Toronado. Automobile Quarterly's milestone car of 1966. Now you can own America's first mass production front-wheel-drive car. A real knockout in metallic...
The 1965 Pontiac GTO single handedly started the muscle car revolution! Packing a 360 hp Tri-Power V-8 into the restyled Tempest compact body the GTO created the mold that everyone else followed! Now...
Ford shoehorned their 429 V-8 into the Mustang engine bay creating the outrageous Boss 429! This 600 hp diecast includes a detailed V-8 under the hood plus an authentic hood cutout that feeds air...
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...
