The Packard Motor Car Company produced a new line of personal luxury with the Packard Caribbean. Launched in 1953 through to 1956 it was originally made as a convertible with only 750 models built. Bold design with its wide-mouth chrome grille and Continental spare. Lift the hood to view the fully wired 180hp straight–eight engine.
Daryl Savior Prisoner Figure from The Walking Dead, McFarlane Toys 14682 ● Spectacular likeness of Daryl sculpted from images of the actor Norman Reedus
● Figure is featured in the Savior prisoner outfit worn by Daryl in Season 7 of The Walking Dead®
● Figure includes mop accessory ● Designed with 15 points of articulation for dynamic posing
● Figure features a stylized The Walking Dead® branded display base and showcased in window box packaging
Colonel Stars and Stripes (Hood Up) Figure from Kick Ass 2, NECA 12124 Comes with pick axe handle and Eisenhower the dog accessories.
From the highly anticipated sequel to the cult comic book movie comes this second assortment of highly detailed, poseable action figures. Series 2 includes Unmasked Hit-Girl featuring interchangeable heads, Armored Kick-Ass with interchangeable unmasked head, and Colonel Stars & Stripes with his dog Eisenhower.
Figures stand from 6.5″ – 7″ tall and feature over 20 points of articulation and movie accurate accessories.
Henry Ford revolutionized the automotive industry by a production line that was more efficient, effective and churned out cars for the masses. The DeLuxe models were introduced in 1938 to bridge the gap between the standard models and the luxury Lincoln range. The look of these cars were modernized with an upgrade in the grille and headlights, side grilles were removed and replaced with chrome strips. The engines were also revised and hydraulic brakes were a major advancement. 1937-1940 Ford’s automobiles were the most popular for hot rodding. One car not to miss, add this to your collection now!
If you are looking for muscle car style, check out this 1958 Plymouth Fury. The Fury was a sub-series of the Plymouth Belvedere from 1956 through 1958 and gained notoriety in the movie Christine. Once seen as a weak performer, Plymouth jumped into the performance field for 1956 with its limited edition Plymouth Fury that did nothing but get better for 1957 and 1958. The Fury had it all, two-door hardtop, Fury rear fender nameplates, dual outside rear-view mirrors and special Dual Fury or Golden Commando V-8. A welcome addition to your collection.
Studebaker company was known for its durability, strength and styling. Perhaps no automaker is more identified with a single design than the Studebaker’s “ bullet – nose” cars. Ads called it “The Next Look” implying it would start a trend, in fact it didn’t but this didn’t matter as this model propelled sales to an all-time high. This diecast is loaded with original features, famous bullet grille, logos on each wheel cover, seats that push forward and a spare tire in the trunk.
Studebaker company was known for its durability, strength and styling. Perhaps no automaker is more identified with a single design than the Studebaker’s “bullet – nose” cars. Ads called it “The Next Look” implying it would start a trend, in fact it didn’t but this didn’t matter as this model propelled sales to an all-time high. This diecast is loaded with original features, famous bullet grille, logos on each wheel cover, seats that push forward and a spare tire in the trunk.
