Die Cast Model Cars any Scale, all types of Vehicles
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67 AGAIN
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Although I have yet to find any 2015 in Ruby Red, I have these 3 in Race red, which is as close as I have come so far.
First is a 1:43 scale from Walmart. No packaging with it. You pull it back and the wheels spin forward.
Next two are 1:64 scale.
The blue boxed one was displayed here before by Gerry I believe.
It’s made by Majsto and was handed out at the Ford displays in Vegas and Charlotte in 2014 at the 50th Anniversary celebrations.
First is a 1:43 scale from Walmart. No packaging with it. You pull it back and the wheels spin forward.
Next two are 1:64 scale.
The blue boxed one was displayed here before by Gerry I believe.
It’s made by Majsto and was handed out at the Ford displays in Vegas and Charlotte in 2014 at the 50th Anniversary celebrations.
05 gt 5spd
On the road again
Not die cast but a couple of “new to me “decals
Not the same vintages as the ones in the garage but I’d have a hard time saying no if they came in the yard.
Not the same vintages as the ones in the garage but I’d have a hard time saying no if they came in the yard.
05 gt 5spd
On the road again
SVT4MT
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Amazing what you find in storage totes when you go rooting around in the basement, found some diecast I played with as a kid.
Probably 1/43 scale, a Ferrari Daytona, doors open, and a Pinto Funny Car, dated 1972.
Some 1/64, a '77 Bandit, an '80 Turbo T/A Bandit, and the Mustang II of Trans Am generations, an 80's era Trans Am
This last one was actually my brothers, so its probably an early 60's vintage, amazed it still has the box somewhat intact.
Not sure what year the El Camino is, but its got that lowered lead sled look about it, cool lines.
Probably 1/43 scale, a Ferrari Daytona, doors open, and a Pinto Funny Car, dated 1972.
Some 1/64, a '77 Bandit, an '80 Turbo T/A Bandit, and the Mustang II of Trans Am generations, an 80's era Trans Am
This last one was actually my brothers, so its probably an early 60's vintage, amazed it still has the box somewhat intact.
Not sure what year the El Camino is, but its got that lowered lead sled look about it, cool lines.
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SVT4MT
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Never know what you're going to find when you're rooting around in the basement.....Part II.
Two Bristol diecast from programs I got for the March 2002 and March 2003 Food City 500 races.
Two more from the August 2005 and August 2007 Sharpie 500 night races.
That August 2007 race was the last race I went to......where did 13 years go ? lol
Finally, from about 2002 or so, I always liked the Chromalusion paint schemes Jeff Gordon ran on occasion.
Two Bristol diecast from programs I got for the March 2002 and March 2003 Food City 500 races.
Two more from the August 2005 and August 2007 Sharpie 500 night races.
That August 2007 race was the last race I went to......where did 13 years go ? lol
Finally, from about 2002 or so, I always liked the Chromalusion paint schemes Jeff Gordon ran on occasion.
Mineral Grey
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Nice find ..i haven't been to a wal-mart in about a year..
MC Stanger
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Any scale right....
