New for 1953. The Packard Caribbean was the most elegant and expensive Packard available. To ensure exclusivity, Packard limited production to only 750 of these $5,200 beauties. Now, be the fi rst to own this breathtaking diecast replica of Packard's glamorous 1953 Caribbean. Bold and beautiful from its wide-mouth chrome grille to its jaunty "Continental" spare. Lift the hefty hood to view the fully wired 180 hp straight-eight engine. Inside, you'll find ribbed two-tone upholstered seats. Full instrumentation. "Ultramatic" chrome gearlever. And Packard's emblem on the steering wheel. Complete with rakish circular wheel cutouts, wire wheels and white walls. It's one outstanding showpiece. Order today!
In 1959 Buick launched their all-new top-of-the-line Electra series boasting bold styling and gorgeous front and rear bat-wing fins! This precision diecast brings Buick's masterpiece back to life...
1953 was Buick's 50th Anniversary. To celebrate, Harley Earl designed the most glamorous Buick ever…the 1953 Skylark. This handmade diecast captures all the elegance of Earl's masterpiece from the...
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...
Diecast enthusiasts love to show off their prized collection. But space is always at a premium. That's why we've custom designed this crystal clear multi-car display case that can be hung on a wall...
With distinctive portholes and a toothy "man-eater" grille Buick's all-new 1949 Roadmaster had it all! This precision die cast has a hefty side hinged hood and impeccably recreated Fireball...
Buick's first all new postwar 1949 Roadmaster was truly the king of the road with its distinctive Ventiports and toothy "man-eater" grille. Sporting wild 10 spoke chrome wheels and an eye-popping...
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...
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...
