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The Ford Capri was conceived in the late 1960s as Europe’s answer to the massively successful North American Ford Mustang. It was built primarily at plants in the UK, Germany, and Belgium to balance costs while offering a sporty, accessible, and highly customizable fastback design.
I have seen these in Orange but they don’t come up that often.
I waited to find a clean boxed example of this one for a long time and I was happy to finally get one.
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The Ferrari 156 F1 "Sharknose" was a dominant, iconic Grand Prix racing car built by Scuderia Ferrari for the 1961 Formula 1 season. Designed by chief engineer Carlo Chiti, it gained its legendary nickname from the distinctive twin front air intake nostrils engineered to optimize radiator airflow. The car made motorsport history by securing Ferrari's first-ever F1 Constructors' Championship and carrying Phil Hill to become the first American F1 World Drivers' Champion.
I had the Blue one and just recently added the White one to my collection.
I was happily surprised to see they had different tampos. The ice cream man is a giant.
I always thought this is one of Matchbox’s uglier castings but I had to have one and especially in Peach.
The BMC 1800 Pininfarina Berlina Aerodinamica was a visionary 1967 concept car built by Pininfarina for the British Motor Corporation. Designed by Leonardo Fioravanti, it featured a sleek, aerodynamic silhouette that previewed the hatchback and fastback designs of the 1970s and 80s.
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The Jeep Gladiator J200 Townside is a classic, full-size 4x4 pickup truck introduced by the Kaiser Jeep Corporation for the 1963 model year. Sharing its rugged platform and front-end styling with the iconic Jeep Wagoneer, the J200 established a legacy of combining off-road durability with everyday practicality.
I’m very happy to finally get one of these Police Fairlanes. Both the car and the box are in amazing condition.
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The Rolls-Royce Phantom V is an ultra-luxurious, hand-built limousine measuring nearly 20 feet in length. Favored by royalty and the global elite, it features a 6.2-liter V8 engine, bespoke coachwork by builders like James Young or Mulliner Park Ward, and opulent rear cabins often equipped with cocktail bars and jump seats.
I looked up some info on this one, I think this is this race car.
British Racing Motors (BRM) was a highly influential British Formula One constructor that competed from 1951 to 1977. Founded in Bourne, Lincolnshire, the team's greatest success came in 1962 when it won the Formula One Constructors' Championship, while its star driver Graham Hill secured the World Drivers' Championship.
I would love to take a spin in one of these. I’ve always thought that for the time that these were probably like driving on a cloud.
I showed the pink one and someone asked to see the Magenta one with it.
Some older construction vehicles. As a kid I enjoyed playing with these the most and military vehicles came in second.