SOX MARTIN 1965 AWB PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE HEMI 1:18 HNRA DRAG RACE CAR ATOMIC ACME

SOX & MARTIN 1965 AWB PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE HEMI HNRA DRAG RACE CAR VERY LIMITED EDITION MADE BYATOMIC AUTO KRAFTERSONLY 300 MADEACME PART # A1806510AAFeatures include a lift off hood,opening doors and decklid,steerable front wheels, plumbed and wired 426 race Hemi with detailed interior and chassis. Painted in authentic Sox & Martin Red, White and Blue colors with the Chrysler Pentastar emboldened on the door. Each car is individually numbered, and every box comes with an imprint of Ronnie Sox’s signature.PET , SMOKE FREE STORAGE

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RARE 1968 JOHN HAGEN SUPER STOCK PLYMOUTH HEMI CUDA 426 A1806133AA 300 MADE ACME

1968 JOHN HAGEN SUPER STOCK PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 426 HEMI *** Only 300 made *** Item #A1806133AA Made in the 1:18th scaleNew in new factory box John Hagen was a standout racer in NHRA Division 5, winning several Division Championships in Super Stock & Pro Stock along with setting National records. Produced for Atomic Auto Krafters by Acme Die cast, using the original Hwy61 tooling. Has all the great features and details, lift off Pro Stock hood with realistic hood pins, tunnel ram 426 Hemi engine with plug wires and plumbing, 4 speed transmission, opening doors and decklid. Detailed chassis with Keystone wheels including Firestone Drag 500 race slicks. Awesome replication of the original paint scheme created by Imperial Customs of Tulsa Oklahoma. Great replica to add to your 1:18 collection.

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EASTWOOD AUTOMOBILIA 1931 FORD PICK-UP UNITED KINGDOM

EASTWOOD AUTOMOBILIA 1931 FORD PICK-UP BANK ERTL TOY Eastwood Automobilia presents this 1:25 scale Second Anniversary 1931 Ford Pick-up Truck Bank. This Limited Edition was produced in 1992 commemorating the “Grand Opening” of the Eastwood Company United Kingdom Grand Opening. Eastwood Company Auto Restoration tools and techniques logos on door and load. Truck is black with free rolling wheels. 2206. For Ertl and other gasoline trucks check out my Ebay Store. There you can find over 1500 gasoline collectibles which cannot be mentioned here because of spamming issues. Be sure to add me to your favorites list!

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Oxford 1/76 VW Volkswagen Beetle Pink (United Kingdom registration) 76VWB011UK

Oxford Volkswagen Beetle Pink (United Kingdom registration)1:76 Scale Diecast Model Length 2″ Width 0.75″76VWB011UK featuresDiecast metal and plastic construction.Detailed interiorsDetailed rotating wheels with rubber tires.Realistic panel lines and surface details.Pad printed markings and placards that won’t fade or peel like decals.Clear acrylic display case to protect model. MINT IN BOX Save on shipping when purchasing two or more items be sure to put all items in a shopping cart and do one check out I will do my best to provide you with prompt, honest, sincere, and excellent service. Thank youTracking is provided it is the buyer’s responsibility to track inbound packagesInternational buyers are responsible for customs fees and taxes Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution

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1:72 Alloy Diecast Military Model United Kingdom P-51 Mustang Fighter Aircraft

Model Number: P-51 Mustang Fighter Application: Collection, Gift, Home Decoration,Educational,Model Age Range: > 14 years old Type: Static finished model Material: Zinc alloy+plastic Scale: 1:72 Size: approx 14cm(L) * 16.5cm(W)/5.5inch(L) * 6.5inch(W) Package:Plane model + Display stand The P-51 fighter jet is a single seat, single engine, straight wing layout, and is one of the most famous fighter jets of the US Army Air Forces during World War II. It is also the longest range single engine fighter jet used by the US Army and Navy, and is the most important type of aircraft for strategic bombing and escort in the European and Pacific theater of operations. The P-51 fighter jet was developed by North American Aviation and was born during World War II. It was initially invited to be developed for Britain and equipped with the British Merlin engine. It made its maiden flight on October 26, 1940, with the company model NA-73. In August 1941, it was first provided to the British Air Force for use, and the US military tested it with the XP-51 model. It was officially adopted by the US military in December 1941 and widely used in the Eurasian battlefield. After World War II, it was still used by many countries until the Korean War.

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