| 80 Matches Found, 1 thru 80 on this page. |
| Maker - Item# - Scale | Description |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1025 - 1/18 Scale |
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2004 Pontiac GTO Coupe in Bermuda Blue As seen in Car & Driver magazine Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Retractable radio antenna • Highly polished electro-plated chrome part • Accurate engine and engine bay details Steering wheel and front wheels turn together • Folding seat backs • Detailed interior accent [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1034 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst/Olds in White and Gold Ko-motion by Motion
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1036 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Dodge Charger RT/SE in Cream Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Retractable radio antenna • Highly polished electro-plated chrome parts • Accurate engine and engine bay details • Steering wheel and front wheels turn together • Folding seat backs • Detailed interior accents [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1038 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Ford Mustang GT Golden 50th Anniversary of Mustang [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1039 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Ford Torino Cobra
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1042 - 1/18 Scale |
| 1969 Pontiac GTO Hardtop - Royal Bobcat / Royal Pontiac [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1048 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Convertible in Tuxedo Black Chevelle 50th Anniversary
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1053 - 1/18 Scale |
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1966 Chevrolet Biscayne Coupe in Metallic Aztec Bronze
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1058 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Pontiac GTO Judge in Carousel Red Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Accurate engine and engine bay details • Detailed interior accents [Age: 10 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1060 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Shelby Mustang GT350 in Metallic Gray - 50th Anniversary
Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Accurate engine and engine bay details • Detailed interior accents [Age: 10 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1061 - 1/18 Scale |
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1965 Chevrolet Chevelle in Tuxedo Black - 50th Anniversary 396 Engine
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1065 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Plymouth GTX Hardtop in bright metallic blue
Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Accurate engine and engine bay details • Detailed interior accents [Age: 10 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1067 - 1/18 Scale |
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1966 Dodge Charger Fastback in Gold - 50th Anniversary
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1076 - 1/18 Scale |
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1972 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am in Adriatic Blue
Features Include: Representing the end of the true muscle car era, Pontiac cranked out just 1286 of the 1972 Firebird Trans Am. Fortunately, it remained the same powerhouse that its early siblings were back in 1970 and 1971 before the turmoil of government-regulated emissions, insurance levies and lower octane fuel. This die-cast is an accurate replica of 1-of-5 off-colored T/As in 1972 with an assembly linemodified interior. Typically, white seats are paired with black trim. However, this T/A was built with blue trim instead. Adding to the rarity, this is the ONLY one of those five that was built with the M-22 “Rockcrusher” transmission, making it one of the rarest factorybuilt cars in the world. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1077 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Dodge Charger R/T 50th Anniversary Edition in Gold
Features: For over 50 years, Dodge Charger has been one of the most popular and iconic muscle cars. With its bulging rear fenders, it carried on the distinctive Coke-bottle styling trend utilized by many other makes and models. For 1970, the styling changed slightly. The front grill became a large piece of jewelry surrounded by brightwork, and the grill lost its center divider to extend the full width of the car. Covering the scallops on the doors were large scoops bearing the R/T badge. This die-cast replicates FY4 Light Gold Poly, which was available for one year only. This heavily-optioned die-cast also features a CRXA black and charcoal leather interior, V1X black vinyl top, V8X black bee stripe, V21 black out hood treatment and a J81 rear spoiler. Under the hood is a 440 Six-Pack. It’s truly American muscle at its finest! [Age: Adults ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1079 - 1/18 Scale |
| 1970 Chevrolet Camaro in Fathom Green [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1081 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Pontiac GTO Hardtop in Gold
Features Include: • Die-cast body with opening doors and hood • Realistic headlights and taillights • Accurate engine and engine bay details • Detailed interior accents [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1085 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Ford Torino Cobra in Raven Black
Features Include: The Ford Torino Cobra, with its all-new styling for 1970, was a no-nonsense muscle car catering to the mid-size performance car market. The Cobra was only available as a SportsRoof model, and came standard with a 4-speed close ratio transmission, Hurst shifter, competition suspension, flat black hood and grille, 7-inch-wide wheels, twist style exposed hood latches, and Cobra emblems. Auto World has replicated this ‘70 in sinister Raven Black paint with a blacked-out hood treatment, plus a black interior. Under the shaker hood is the top-of- the-line 7.0L Cobra Jet 429 engine capable of 375 horses. The newly-tooled chin spoiler adds even more accuracy to this replica. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1086 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Dodge Charger R/T in GY8 Metallic Gold - 50th Anniversary of the Dodge Charger
Features Include: 50 years ago, the Dodge brand introduced a showstopper that has stood the test of time with a legacy continuing to this day. Throughout the past five decades, the name Dodge Charger has become a household name in pop culture, family garages, and race tracks nationwide. Introduced in 1966, the Dodge Charger entered its 3rd generation five short years later. For 1971, it was curvacious, bold, and flamboyant carrying on the next chapter in the trend of Coke-bottle styling. It has been described as one of the best and most artistically-styled cars for 1971. To recognize the 50th anniversary of the Dodge Charger, Auto World has replicated this ‘71 in factory GY8 Gold Metallic paint, hidden headlights, recently-tooled chrome wheels and black interior. Pop the hood for a highly detailled 440 Six Pack. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1089 - 1/18 Scale |
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1957 Ford Thunderbird Convertible in Gloss White with a Red Roof - Christmas Issue #3
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1090 - 1/18 Scale |
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1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS in Chateau Slate
Features Include: The Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals show in Chicago is a premiere national show, attracting some of the finest rare muscle cars and Corvettes from private collections across North America. The show is regularly featured in leading automotive magazines, with the 2015 show being covered in the current issues of Hemmings Muscle Machines and Muscle Car Review. This incredible Chevelle painted in Chateau Slate was prominently displayed at the 2015 Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals. Terry Davis, the proud owner of Terry Davis Body & Paint, Inc. meticulously restored this Chevelle back to its fresh-off-the-line glory days. The strict attention to detail won a Concours Gold 2015 trophy. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1092 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus in Metallic Sherwood Forest Green
Features Include: In 1971, Plymouth redesigned their mid-sized lineup. There were some carry-over details of the “fuselage” styling of the previous year’s full-sized cars, but the tapered nose and curvaceous body appealed much more to muscle car fans. The front looped bumper and four exposed headlights were a distinct styling feature. For the first time in 1:18 scale, Auto World is replicating a 1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus, and the grill features new tooling of the factory-correct Satellite red, white, and blue emblem. Painted in GF7 Sherwood Green Metallic, paired with the seldom-seen M73 bumper option, this is one rarely-optioned Plymouth Satellite Sebring. Accenting the interior’s white bucket seats is a white canopy roof and white Sebring Plus stripes. Under the hood is a highly-detailed 383 cu. in. 4bbl 4-speed capable of 300hp @ 4800 RPM. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1094 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee in Y3 Cream with Matching 1/64 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
Features Include: The Dodge Coronet Super Bee was marketed as a lower-cost, high-performance muscle car. The name “Super Bee” is rooted in the B-Body code used for Chrysler’s mid-sized cars of the time. Several performance upgrades improved power and handling, including an optional Mopar A-833 four-speed manual transmission with Hurst Competition-Plus Shifter, heavy-duty suspension, and performance tires. Auto World and Johnny Lightning have joined forces to replicate this beauty in stunning 1:18 AND 1:64 scale! Both scales feature the Special Scat Pack Package which included the dual blacked out hood scoops and painted in Y3 Cream. Wrapping the rear panels is a black bee stripe with the iconic Super Bee logo. Lastly, under the hood is the 383 Magnum 4 bbl V8! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1095 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 (MCACN + 50th Anniversary)
• Opening Doors & Hood
For the past several years, Larry Greif has proudly shown his meticulously restored, numbers-matching, all-original 1970 Chevy Camaro Z28 at several well known events across the country. At prestigious shows including the Concours d’Elegance of America, MCACN, and multiple Goodguys events, this Camaro has achieved Concours Gold for Factory Stock and top honors at several individual events. Mr. Greif has an award-winning Camaro Z28 that we are honored to replicate in 1:18 scale die-cast! The Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals show in Chicago in November is a premiere national show. Bob Ashton and his team started it in 2009 and it attracts some of the finest rare muscle cars and Corvettes from private collections across North America. Each year, they have specific themes like Barn Finds, Factory Built Sunroof Cars, or Survivors, keeping the show fresh and is regularly featured in leading automotive magazines. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1098 - 1/18 Scale |
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1957 Ford Thunderbird Convertible in Coral Sand with Black Roof - 60th Anniversary Opening Doors & Hood Detailed Engine Steerable Front Wheels Accurate Interior and Chassis Heavyweight Die-Cast Metal [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1099 - 1/18 Scale |
| 1967 Chevrolet Corvette in Tuxedo Black - MCACN [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1100 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Dodge Charger in B5 Blue - Hemmings Muscle Machines
• Opening Doors & Hood
The “White Hat Special” was an ad campaign rolled out by Dodge featuring an attractive young woman in a white cowboy hat touting the popular features of the new Dodge vehicles. Options included a vinyl roof, deluxe wheel covers, chrome brightwork, whitewall tires, plus more, all for a reduced price. “Look for the special ‘White Hat’ sticker” ...and people did! The ad campaign was a success. Auto World has replicated this Bright Blue Poly White Hat Special 1969 Dodge Charger owned by Bill Skelley. The August 2011 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines chronicles the history and restoration as Bill returns his 1969 Dodge Charger to award-winning condition better than factory spec! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1101 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 in Nantucket Blue - 50th Anniversary
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It‘s been 50 years since the 1967 Chevy® Camaro® was introduced. Since then. it has become a household name synonymous with style, power, and fun. It all began with GM’s all-new rear wheel drive F-Body platform available as both a hard top or a cloth-top convertible. It had a multitude of options which allowed buyers to fine-tune their dream car. Of those, were three main packages; the RS, SS, or the Z28. The Z28 was virtually a race-ready vehicle with performance options tailored to compete in the SCCA Trans-Am series! Auto World has faithfully replicated this 1967 Chevy® Camaro® in Nantucket Blue with the iconic dual stripes only available with the Z28 option. In keeping with race specifications, under the hood is the 302 cu. in. V8 cranking out an underrated 290hp. Amazingly, this die-cast is limited to 1002 pcs, but GM only made 602 real ones! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1102 - 1/18 Scale |
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Plymouth GTX Convertible in Jamaica Blue - MCACN + 50th Anniversary
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1103 - 1/18 Scale |
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1965 Ford Mustang Convertible in Silver Smoke Gray
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1105 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Buick Skylark GS in Gold - Hemmings Muscle Machines
• Opening Doors & Hood
Buick was the irrefutable king of torque during the muscle car era, and one of the best examples was the Buick GS Stage 1. Touting a newly developed 455 ci engine that boasted a staggering 510 lb-ft of torque at 2,800rpm and 360hp, it was in a league of its own. Unlike its brightly painted and speed-striped cousins, the Buick GS Stage 1 was a subdued and refined looking vehicle that just so happened to have a reputation for knocking the socks off its flashy counterparts with its amazing V8. This 1970 Buick GS Stage 1 was a labor of love for Carl Rychlik, who purchased the old rattle trap at a Buick swap meet in 1995. After over 4000 hours of weekends and late nights, Rychlik was able to restore this rare car to better than-new condition by 2003. Hemmings Muscle Machines magazine paid tribute to this car by voting it 2006 Muscle Machine of the Year! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1106 - 1/18 Scale |
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1957 Ford Thunderbird Convertible in Coral Sand with Dark Silver Roof
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1107 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Dodge Charger R/T Hardtop with Sunroof in TX9 Black (MCACN) Featured at the Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals show in Chicago, this fine muscle car is a replica of Tim and Pam Wellborn’s favorite cars. Owners of the Wellborn Musclecar Museum, they have amassed one of the world’s best collections of Mopar muscle cars from 1969 thru 1971. That’s a lot of cars to choose from so this TX9 triple-black Dodge Charger by Auto World is super sweet with factory sunroof, black vinyl top, and spoilers front and rear. Under the standard louvered R/T hood is the powerful 440 Magnum. For additional accuracy, an all-new shifter and pedals replicating the factory automatic option finishes the interior.
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1108 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 Hardtop in Maroon (Hot Rod Magazine)
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1109 - 1/18 Scale |
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1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am in Brewster Green (MCACN)
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1110 - 1/18 Scale |
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1957 Chrysler 300C Hardtop in Gauguin Red (60th Anniversary)
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The 1957 Chrysler 300C was third in succession of the 300-series of performance luxury cars preceded by the 1955 Chrysler C-300 and the 1956 Chrysler 300B. Boldly restyled, it featured a wide dramatic grill, undulating front bumper, and large tail fins. To power the massive 18ft-long 2-door hardtop, the standard engine option was a 392ci 6.4L HEMI® pushing 375hp. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of this historic vehicle, Auto World has replicated the 1957 Chrysler 300C in factory-matched Gauguin Red. Under the hood is the meticulously-detailed HEMI® powerplant feeding an accurately-replicated drivetrain with rotating driveshaft. The interior features period-correct 2-tone black and beige with folding seats and functional steering wheel. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1111 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Shelby GT-500 2+2 in Nightmist Blue (Hemmings Muscle Machines & 50th Anniversary)
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of this historic vehicle American Muscle presents the 1967 Shelby® GT-500™ featured on the cover of the Hemmings Muscle Machine magazine. Auto World is proud to replicate this incredible GT-500™ in 1:18 scale painted in Nightmist Blue Metallic with white rocker stripes. With heavy-duty suspension and tweaked underneath for enhanced handling, this Shelby® is a boulevard brawler with a big-block 428 Cobra Jet engine under the hood. The interior features period-correct 2-tone black and white with folding seats and a racy wood-rimmed three-spoke steering wheel. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1112 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Ford Torino Cobra Twister Special in Calypso Coral
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In 1970, the performance car market was on fire with an estimated 800,000 cars sold in 1970 alone! To gain market share, Ford encouraged using regional special promotional vehicles to promote sales and awareness of their performance brand. Some of these regional vehicles include the Lone Star Limited and High Country Special Edition. For Kansas City, it was the Twister Special. Only 90 of the Twister Special 1970 Ford Torino Cobras were made. All of them were painted in Calypso Coral and housed a 429 Cobra Jet motor with ram air. The black side stripes and animated twister graphics are unique to the Twister Special depicting the region of tornado alley. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1113 - 1/18 Scale |
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1970 Plymouth Superbird Hardtop with Custom Paint - Barn Find (MCACN)
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In 1970, this Plymouth Superbird was driven by drag racing’s well-known Tim Richards for Karl Gould Chrysler of Vestal, NJ. Back then, it had a Sox & Martin-built 426 HEMI® which was donated from their 1968 Plymouth Road Runner. Richards won the SS/EA class at the 1970 Summer nationals driving this car with a fastest time of 10.98s @ 127mph. This car was sold in 1971 to Al & Bob Carpinet of Wyoming, PA. They raced it under the name “INFAMY” as well as a custom white and blue paint scheme thru 1972. The car’s 3rd owner, Frank Orbitz had it custom painted as it still looks today. He also swapped the HEMI® to a 440 for unknown reasons. Through 1993, this car had 2 more owners across Pennsylvania. After sitting dormant for nearly 20 years, the current owner, Mike Hill, bought the car in 2014. To this day, the search is underway to find the factory-installed numbers-matching 426 street HEMI®. Since 1970, this car still has less than 1500 miles. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1115 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Buick GS Hardtop with Matching Auto World 1/64 1967 Buick GS
• Opening Doors & Hood
Back in the 1960s, Buick® used the Gran Sport™ name on several of its performance-based luxury muscle cars. For 1967, the Gran Sport™ name was replaced simply with GS™, as it became a standalone model in the Buick® lineup. It utilized a brand new 400ci V8 producing 340 hp and 440 lbs.-ft. of torque. The GS™ 400 was a good balance of luxury and performance for the gentleman muscle car enthusiast. It wasn’t flashy with racing stripes or large braggadocios badging, but with throaty notes it gripped the pavement with 0-60 mph in 6.5 seconds. The distinguished man on his way to the office could lay down a 1/4 mile in just over 15 seconds. Auto World has replicated this top-end Buick® in Sapphire Blue paint with blue interior in both 1:18 AND and an exclusive True 1:64 scale! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1116 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Hardtop in B5 Blue
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In 1967, the R/T performance package debuted on the Dodge Coronet. Meaning Road/Track, it conveyed a car that could be driven or raced. The standard engine was the large 440ci V8 and other performance options. In 1969, with the introduction of the Dodge Super Bee Six Pack and the popularity of the Dodge Charger, the 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T didn’t garner as much attention as it deserved. However, with a standard 440ci Magnum 4-bbl engine, Ramcharger induction package, redesigned grill and tail lights, the Dodge Coronet R/T was every bit as powerful and stylish as its Dodge siblings. Auto World has replicated the 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T in factory B5 Blue Iridescent with white bee stripe. For the first time, it features a NEWLY-TOOLED M46 side scoop option! Under the hood is an incredibly detailed 440 Magnum powerplant. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1117 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Buick Skylark GSX Hardtop in Limemist Green with Black Top and Interior - Hemmings Muscle Machines
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1118 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Baldwin Motion Chevrolet Camaro SS Hardtop in Marina Blue - 50th Anniversary
• Opening Doors, Trunk, & Hood
Baldwin Motion was a name synonymous with raw horsepower and supercar performance between 1967 and 1974. Joel Rosen, the owner of Motion Performance, Inc. knew there was a fine line between gasoline and adrenaline and he was on a mission to push Bowties to their limits. Motion Performance partnered with Baldwin Chevrolet® to modify and market the fastest quarter-milers available under the Chevy® name. Auto World has faithfully replicated the very first Baldwin Motion Camaro® ever built. It’s a 1967 model year painted in Marina Blue with a black vinyl top and matching black SS nose stripe. Under the hood is a massive 427ci big-block with custom air cleaner capable of producing 425hp. Auto World is proud to commemorate this iconic vehicle that has paved the way for generations of muscle car fans! [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1120 - 1/18 Scale |
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1938 Buick Y-Job in Black
• Opening Doors & Hood The Buick Y-Job was the American auto industry’s first concept car, produced by Buick in 1938. Designed by Harley Earl, the car had power-operated hidden headlamps, a distinctive “gunsight” hood ornament, electric windows, wraparound bumpers, flush door handles, and many styling cues used by Buick until the 1950s, including and the vertical waterfall grille design still used by Buick today. The “Y” in the name has two explanations: 1) All experimental cars were called “X”, so Earl simply went to the next letter in the alphabet. 2) The “Y” designation was selected by Earl because it was used extensively in the aviation industry denoting the most advanced prototypes. Chances are that you’ve never seen or heard of the Buick Y-Job, but there’s a little piece of this beautiful 1938 Buick concept vehicle in every one of today’s automobiles. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1121 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Buick Skylark GSX Hardtop in Limemist Green with White Interior - Hemmings Muscle Machines
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1122 - 1/18 Scale |
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1962 Pontiac Grand Prix in Ensign Blue with Black Interior
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The first Pontiac® Grand Prix™, released in 1962, was based on the Catalina™ coupe, but with less chrome trim, an updated, stylized grill and distinctive headlights. The myriad of options available assured that anyone’s luxury and performance expectations could be met. For more muscle car appeal, the Grand Prix™ interior was outfitted with bucket seats, padded instrument panel, tachometer, and a host of other interior features. Engine options included the standard 389 V8, two high-output 389 engines, a 421 ‘street’ version, and the pricey 421 four-barrel Super Duty that yielded 405hp. Auto World has faithfully replicated the rarest 1962 Pontiac® Grand Prix™ – the 421 Super Duty – in factory Ensign Blue paint with stock 8-lug wheels. Only 16 of these actual cars were ever produced, and only a handful exist today. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1124 - 1/18 Scale |
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1968 AMC AMX Hardtop "Class of 68" in Blazer Blue - 50th Anniversary Includes matching 1/64 scale Johnny Lightning Replica
• Opening Doors & Hood It’s the golden anniversary of the AMC AMX! Fifty years ago, AMC introduced a sporty, powerful, award-winning two-seater that solidified their standing in the muscle car market. Also, it was the only American built all steel body two-seater of the day! The top-of-the-line engine was the 390ci 4bbl AMC V8 engine capable of 315hp and a top speed of 122 mph. The name AMX is derived from American Motors EXperimental code used on a two-seater concept car from 1966. AMC did not have a reputation of sporty, performance vehicles, so the AMC AMX was created to change the public’s perception and attract younger buyers. It worked. On February 24, 1968, the AMC AMX was debuted, and highly acclaimed by the public and the media. At less the $3500, it was massive performance for minimal money. AMC sold 6,725 in 1968 alone. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1125 - 1/18 Scale |
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1968 Plymouth Roadrunner Post Coupe - 50th Anniversary It’s the golden anniversary of the Plymouth Road Runner! Fifty years ago, Plymouth set out to develop a street machine solely focused on performance. Options were few, comfort was minimal, but the performance was undeniable. The Plymouth Road Runner was a driver’s car—not for the faint of heart. Sitting behind the wheel in a simple bench seat, peering over the vented hood, with only the essential gauges on the dash, and a giant shifter protruding directly from the floor let you know instantly this bird meant business. The BEEP-BEEP horn may have sounded lighthearted, but when the gas hit the floor, the throaty exhaust notes let them know this wasn’t a cartoon. Auto World has replicated this 1968 in factory-matched Electric Blue Poly and the standard 383 engine with manual transmission.
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1127 - 1/18 Scale |
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1950 Olds 88 Coupe in Maroon - Hemmings Motor News
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The 1950 Olds® 88 changed the muscle car world and helped shape it for decades to come. The 88 was fitted with the motor from the larger Olds® 98—a 7.25:1 high-compression overhead-valve Rocket V8 producing 135hp. It was quite an impressive engine for such a light car of the time. The 1950 Olds® 88 was truly the first mass- produced muscle car to come out of Detroit. Auto World has replicated this classic Olds® as it appeared in the March 2017 issue of Hemmings Motor News. Before its restoration, the owner/ restorer Keith Berg drove the car to a stock class victory at the 1962 NHRA Winternationals and claimed numerous NHRA/AHRA records. This car was also featured in the 2008 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1128 - 1/18 Scale |
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1968 Pontiac GTO Hardtop "Class of 68" in Verdero Green - 50th Anniversary Auto World is proud to replicate this factory Verdoro Green 1968 Pontiac GTO as used by GM in their famous Woodward Avenue print ad. Pontiac marketing was some of the cleverest in the business. By incorporating the well-known Detroit area street scene into this famous ad, they created a hidden message of two young men waiting for a drag race. Prior to the official launch of their new 1968, Pontiac snuck a Verdoro Green GTO into the famous Royal Pontiac to get it Bobcat performance tuned for a Key Magazine road test. It ran consistent 12s. After the test, Pontiac took the green GTO to the Chicago Auto Show. Decked in Redline tires and Ralleye II wheels, this appealed to Pontiac fans while nodding to the younger, performance-minded customer. Capture a replica of this famous GTO for your collection!
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1129 - 1/18 Scale |
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1967 Chevrolet Impala SS Hardtop in Tuxedo Black - MCACN Paul Vitale’s Impala is stunning under the showroom lights, but it draws even more attention at the Pure Stock Muscle Car Drag Races in Stanton, MI running low 13s in the quarter mile! It may look refined and proper with its unassuming non-SS™ flat hood, but this car is pure heavy metal. The sneaky 427 badges quietly warn of the rumbling beast within. Paul found this car in a shopping center lot in 1985 when he bought it. He drove it for four years as his daily driver before restoring it in 2000. To this day, he still drag races this beauty every chance he gets between polishings for car shows! In March 2010, this car was also featured in Hemmings Muscle Machines 1967-1968 Chevy® Impala™ buyer’s guide.
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1132 - 1/18 Scale |
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1968 Ford Mustang 2+2 "Class of 68" in Gulfstream Aqua (50th Anniversary)
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1133 - 1/18 Scale |
1971 Plymouth GTX Hardtop in Black Velvet w/ White Stripes
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1135 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Chevrolet Nova Yenko Coupe in LeMans Blue
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As a second-generation Chevrolet® dealer, Don Yenko was raised around cars. Style, performance, and trends in the car market were second nature to him. In 1957, he took over his father’s dealership in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In 1966, he began building highly desirable, customized Chevrolet® muscle cars. Beginning with the Corvair®, he progressed into the Nova™, Camaro™, Chevelle™, and Vega™ muscle car market. He was building so many cars by 1969, he began utilizing GM’s Central Office Production Order (COPO) system to order cars directly from GM with the desired L-72 427ci engines factory-installed. With limited production runs and exceedingly high performance, the Yenko® name became a brand in its own right, producing some of the most collectible and valuable Chevrolet® muscle cars from the era. This Auto World die-cast is an exact 1:18 replica of a LeMans Blue 1969 Chevy® Nova Yenko masterpiece. [Age: 14 and up ] |
| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1136 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Dodge Super Bee Hardtop in Green - Hemmings Motor News
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1137 - 1/18 Scale |
1970 Plymouth Superbird Hardtop in Petty Blue - 50th Anniversary
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1138 - 1/18 Scale |
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1971 Buick GSX Hardtop in Platinum Mist Metallic - MCACN
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| AMERICAN MUSCLE - 1139 - 1/18 Scale |
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1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 in Raven Black - Hemmings Muscle Machines
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Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 428 Cobra Jet engine, Auto World has replicated the Raven Black 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 featured on the cover of the May 2007 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines. The Mustang Mach 1 is compared head-to-head with a black 1969 Plymouth Road Runner 426 HEMI. Each car is paralleled in vivid detail, from the overarching horsepower, handling, and speed down to the minute details like the sound of the engine, cabin space and the style of the gauges. This actual Mach 1 Mustang was built in July of 1969 and shipped to Biggio Ford Lincoln-Mercury in Steubenville, Ohio for its sale to the public. With all the options, it had a sticker price of $4,079.51. The current owner, Earl Mann, bought this car at a Hot August Nights auction in Reno in 2002. Even then, it was still 99% original. [Age: 14 and up ] |
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1968 Dodge Charger R/T in Medium Green Mist "Class of 68" - 50th Anniversary 1968 was a golden year for the Dodge Charger. The major redesign and new styling was a huge success for Dodge. From the previous year, the body lines gained speed, curves, and a truckload of voluptuous attitude. Sales jumped from 15,788 in 1967 to 92,590 in 1968! That’s an increase of almost 600%. Of the total production, 17,584 of them were the optional R/T version. Standard equipment in the R/T was the powerful 440 Magnum. Auto World has feverishly replicated this 1968 Dodge Charger with the Magnum engine, factory-matched TT-1 Medium Green Poly paint with black vinyl roof, R/T trim, manual transmission, and custom chrome wheels.
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1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Hardtop in Silver - MCACN
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1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst in Peruvian Silver and Black "Class of 68" - 50th Anniversary
1968 was the year of the “Youngmobile.” GM launched their ad campaign focused on younger car buyers. The larger engines in mid-sized cars were at the time, widely available from competing manufacturers. GM set out to change that trend. Teaming up with Hurst, the Olds® Cutlass™ Hurst/Olds was the answer. Two different versions of the newly-developed 455ci motor was installed into the 1968 Olds® Cutlass™. The W45 engine was bolted into the non-AC cars while the W46 went into cars equipped with AC. Both engines produced 390hp at 5,000rpm, with a 10.50:1 compression ratio. Auto World has replicated an actual special-order H/O with a white interior owned by famed west coast racer Briggs Cunningham. He convinced his dealership to swap the proper black interior for a special-ordered white interior!
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1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1 in Dark Green Poly with Silver Stripes - Hot Rod Magazine 2017 Power Tour
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When Auto World participated in the 2017 HOT ROD Power Tour, they discovered a hidden gem with this 1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1 owned by Dean Dahl. Dean’s car is a true show car, but it’s not a pristine “please-don’t-touch” show car. His Mach 1 is a genuine driver embodying the spirit of a true automotive enthusiast. It’s been driven thousands of miles and shown at every stop along the HOT ROD Power Tour. He is a proud member of the Long Haul Gang with the full road-trip experience and camaraderie of the annual event. Over the years, Dean has painstakingly restored his Mustang piece by piece to the condition it remains today. Under the hood is the stock 351ci 4V Ford motor, complete in accurate Ford Blue. The metallic green paint with factory stripes is complemented by the dark green interior. [Age: 14 and up ] |
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1957 Chevrolet Cameo Pickup Truck in Onyx Black - 100th Anniversary Chevrolet® trucks have been a staple of the American dream for 100 years. Generations of hard-working Americans have relied on their trusty Chevy® to haul everything under the sun to enrich their way of life. It could be countless bushels of this year’s sweet corn harvest, or their son or daughter’s furniture as they move into a college dorm, or even a sweet 454 crate motor going into the next award- winning custom hot rod. Chevy® trucks have been delivering greatness since 1918. To commemorate the anniversary of Chevy® trucks, Auto World is honored to replicate this 1957 Chevy® Cameo™ 3124 pickup in factory-matched Jet Black paint. The interior is properly detailed with matching black seats with white inserts. This truck is a fine addition to the American Muscle line of 1:18 die-cast replicas.
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1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus in FC7 Purple with White Vinyl Roof - MCACN
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1969.5 Plymouth Road Runner Post Coupe in White - Hemmings Muscle Machines Bo Beaulier worked with his brother, Dalton, as a performance mechanic at Secord Chrysler-Plymouth in Meriden, Connecticut. In 1969, he had ordered a 1969 Plymouth Cuda 340 with plans of immediately swapping the stock engine for a 440 so he could drag race it. The car he ordered was stolen during transfer to the dealership! Instead, he test drove a white A12 6bbl Plymouth Road Runner off the dealership lot. He and his wife Barbara bought it brand new on May 18, 1969. Shortly after, the Beaulier brothers tuned the new Plymouth Road Runner for a successful racing career running high 11s at more than 110mph. For years, Bo and Barbara took immaculate care of their Plymouth Road Runner both on and off the track, before finally selling it to Dalton’s son-in-law named Barbagallo in 2001. He still owns this rare car today. The Plymouth brand made 1,412 A12- optioned cars using both the 2-door coupe and hardtop body styles. Of those, only two had white paint and a 4-speed. Only one of those had a blue bench seat interior.
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1971 Dodge Charger R/T Hardtop in EV2 Tor Red - MCACN
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1970 Buick Grand Sport Hardtop in Seamist Green - MCACN
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1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 in Code 3 Bright Red - Hemmings Muscle Machines
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1961 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible in Fawn Beige - MCACN
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1969 Ford Mustang Hardtop in Black Jade - MCACN
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1968 Pontiac GTO Royal Bobcat in Code R Solar Red - Class of 68 - 50th Anniversary
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1971 Plymouth Duster Hardtop in GY3 Curious Yellow - MCACN
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1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator in Competition Yellow - Hemmings Muscle Machines
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1972 Chevrolet Vega Yenko Stinger in Man-O-War Red - MCACN
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1971 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop in CY3 Citron Yella - 50th Anniversary
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1977 Pontiac Trans Am in Buccaneer Red
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1970 Chevrolet El Camino in Black Cherry - 100th Anniversary
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS Test Car in Red with White Nose Stripe - Hot Rod Magazine
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1958 Chevrolet Hardtop Coupe in Sierra Gold Poly
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Dukes of Hazzard General Lee - 1969 Dodge Charger - Silver Screen Machine Authentics, by American Muscle Ertl Collectibles, offer the ultimate in detail and will satisfy the wants of even the most demanding collector.
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