| 1970 American Motors Rebel Machine | ||
| A 2007 release in 1:18 scale from Yat Ming,
this model is a bit light on detailing but more than acceptable for AMC
fans with not a lot to choose from in this scale. Hood and doors
open. Available now for $31.99 HERE |
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| 1968-69 American Motors AMX | ||
| The 1968 and
1969 AMX has been done by both Ertl American Muscle and Autoworld. They
both feature opening hoods and doors and have great detailing. Original
colors included Red, Dark Green, Big Bad Blue, Big Bad Green and Big
Bad Orange. They had red line tires and chrome wheels faithful
to the original car, The new one from Autoworld is called the AMX Hurst
SS (with super scoop on hood) and is available in Frost White and Red/White/Blue
with lettering at $59.99 - $69.99 HERE |
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| 1959 Metropolitan 1500 | ||
| The cute little Nash Metropolitan, arguably the first
American subcompact car was done in 1:18 scale by Highway 61.
It was done in two versions, a convertible with removable roof and a hardtop.
It came in several colors, usually with the color on top and white on
the bottom with the hardtops having a white top. It was also available
as a Taxi although there is serious doubt that it was ever dressed this
way in real life. Was also done in different scales and styles by everybody
from Franklin Mint to Johnny Lightning. Long since out of production,
the 1:18 scale has become expensive and hard to find. It does show up
sometimes on eBay |
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