One of the things on Roger Zeivel’s bucket list was to own a 1969 Dodge Charger. While at a car show with his son, one pulled up behind them with a “for sale” sign on it. After looking it over, Roger decided to buy it. The car was painted Plum Crazy purple, but after inspecting the tag, he knew it was originally B3 Light Blue Poly. Unfortunately, Roger battled health problems for the next four years, so the car sat untouched. Afterwards, he knew it was time to restore his B3 Dodge Charger. Together, he and his son set forth their six-month journey into meticulous restoration. They performed nearly all of the work themselves, except for the paint. To this day, people are amazed that it only took them six months to fully transform the car back to original factory condition.
Fully restored, this car boasts the 440 engine with 4-speed bucket seat console, 3:54 Dana rear end, white transverse stripe, Magnum 500 wheels with red line tires, power steering, and power disc brakes.
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior, Trunk and Chassis • Opening Doors, Trunk and Hood
American Muscle 1969 Chevy Nova Yenko Coupe 1:18 Scale Diecast
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.
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior & Chassis • Opening Doors & Hood
American Muscle 1967 Camaro Hardtop SS (50th Anniversary) 1:18 Scale Diecast
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!
Owner Tim Burton purchased this very well-known car out of a private collection back in 2015. It’s been featured in several magazines over the course of the last 30 years, but had not been shown in a long time. Tim was excited to bring it out at the 2016 MCACN where it had quite a crowd around all weekend. This is a really special car. It’s just one of three known Baldwin Motion Camaros produced by Joel Rosen in 1971. Even further, this is the only one of those three that is still in survivor condition, showing just under 55k miles on the odometer. It was ordered with a 4-speed transmission, 4:10 gears and the famous 454 Phase III engine package.
The car was concours judged in the Day 2 Survivor Class at 2016 MCACN and scored 990/1000. This is a very well documented car, and known in the Motion community as the “Dentist’s Car” after Dr. Pacifico,who originally ordered the car new.
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior and Chassis • Opening Doors and Hood
American Muscle 1970 Ford Torino Cobra Fastback (Hemmings Muscle Machines) 1:18 Scale Diecast
Ed Nowakowski is no stranger to fast Fords both on and off the track. He raced Mustangs in the SS/I class back in the 1970s. With his hands-on experience with Blue Oval power, he gained an early appreciation for the Cobra Jet-powered Ford Torino and the performance it offered, especially examples with the Drag Pack option installed. Compared to the price of Mustangs of the era, the Torino was a downright bargain. The Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack version was the quickest of them all. Over the years, Ed has owned six 1970 Torino Cobras. This one, he purchased about 16 years ago and actively drives, races, and shows at several events each year. Ed raced this car at the Pure Stock Muscle Car Drag Race a few years back with a time of 13.30s at 107 mph.
Auto World has accurately replicated this car just as it was featured in the Hemmings Muscle Machines September 2018 issue. Painted in rarely-seen Medium Blue Metallic, its scarcity is emphasized by the matching blue interior. This car also features the “racing black” hood, Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack, rear window “Sport Slats” and Magnum wheels.
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior and Chassis • Opening Doors, Trunk and Hood
American Muscle 1969.5 Dodge Super Bee Hardtop (Class of 1969) Limited Edition 1:18 Scale Diecast
For the first half of 1969, the only performance engine option on the Dodge Coronet Super Bee was the massive 426 HEMI® engine, which shot the price up 33%. Only 125 were sold with this option. Mid-year the “Six Pack”was introduced as a mid-price performance choice for buyers with the option code A-12. These cars featured a 440ci motor producing 390hp, three dual-barrel carbs, lift-off scooped fiberglass hood, Dana 60 axle with 4:10 ratio, heavy-duty brakes, black steel wheels with performance tires an heavy-duty engine parts. A total of 1907 units of the 1969 1/2 Dodge Coronet Super Bee were produced.
This Very Limited Edition version DOES NOT have the following like the regular version:
engine bay remains the original red optional side scoops VX1 black vinyl roof Different License Plate
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior and Chassis • Opening Doors and Hood
American Muscle Trailer (Black w-Chrome) 1:18 Scale Diecast
You’ve worked hard building a collection of your favorite 1:18 scale vehicles, so what better way to display and showcase them than with a car trailer that is designed with the same quality, attention to detail, and accuracy as the cars they carry.
Our new die-cast metal, four-wheel open car haulers are detailed replicas of full-sized units. From the ball coupler to the tail lights, the diamond plate deck down to the dual metal axles with real rubber tires, these trailers are exacting in every detail. They fit most 1:18 scale vehicles and are the perfect way for you to realistically display your collection.
FEATURES: • Die-cast Metal Trailer • Fits Most 1:18 Scale Vehicles • Rubber Tires with Dual Metal Axles • Removable Ramps • Rotating Trailer Jack • Detailed Wind Fairing
With a life-long love of Mustangs, Fred Reichert had his heart set on this 1970 Shelby Mustang GT500™ convertible. It was the new styling of the redesigned 1969 model that set this Shelby apart, with a dramatically different appearance from the Mustang it was based on, using more unique styling elements than any prior Shelby. The entire front clip—everything forward of the cowl—was specific to the Shelby, and those body panels were fiberglass. The deeply recessed wire-mesh grille was distinctly un-Mustang, but very aggressive and appealing in its own right. Driven locally for years and then garaged for a time, it underwent a complete restoration that was completed in 2010.
Auto World has accurately replicated this car just as it was featured in the Hemmings Muscle Machines July 2010 issue. It’s painted in Candy Apple Red with deep yellow GT500 side racing stripes with a white interior. The distinctive front end, specific to only to Shelby versions, completes this classic convertible’s look.
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior and Chassis • Opening Doors and Hood
American Muscle 1969 Dodge Super Bee Hardtop (Class of 69) 1:18 Scale Diecast
Based on the Dodge Coronet two-door coupe, 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 midsized cars of the time, including the Dodge Charger and the Plymouth Road Runner. It had several performance upgrades which improved power, handling, and appeal to the muscle car buyer. Some upgrades included an optional Mopar A-833 four-speed manual transmission with Hurst Competition- Plus Shifter, heavy-duty suspension, and performance tires. For a price, buyers could even choose the massive 426 HEMI® engine, though only 125 were sold with this option.
Auto World has replicated this 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee in factory- matched R6 Red with a white vinyl roof. Under the dual-scooped hood is the mighty 426 HEMI® engine. This replica also features the newly tooled optional side scoops!
FEATURES: • Detailed Engine • Steerable Front Wheels • Accurate Interior and Chassis • Opening Doors and Hood
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