A mint-condition version, like our replica, would sell for over $250,000. Model Features: Opening Hood, Opening Doors, Packard Guaranteed 100 MPH from Massive 384.8 Cubic Inch Engine | See related products

Model Features: Opening Rumble Seat, Opening Hoods and Doors, Precision Die-Cast Replicas Made to Original Ford Specifications, Baked Enamel Finish, 1:32 Scale Models, 4.50 - 5 Inches Long | See related products

Model Features: Opening Hood, Opening Doors, Opening Trunk, 6.25 Inches Long, 1:32 Scale Model, Precision DieCast Replica | See related products

Model Features: Opening Hood, Opening Doors, Working Steering System, Undercarriage Includes Brake Lines and Other Details, Interior Features Flip-Up Jump Seats and Full Carpeting | See related products

Model Features: Real Spoke Wheels, Opening Front Door, Fully Detailed Engine, John Brown Headlamps, Opening Center-Hinged Hood, Fully Padded Detailed Interior, Precision Diecast Replica | See related products

Model Features: Opening Hood, Opening Doors, Detailed Interior, Dual Running Boards, Dual Side-Mounted Spares, Precision Diecast Replica, Baked Enamel Finish, 1:32 Scale Model | See related products

Model Features: Chrome Trim, Chrome Grille, Chrome Bumpers, Opening Front Doors, Detailed 6-Cylinder Engine, Dual Side Mounted Spares, Bumper Mounted Rear Trunk | See related products

Model Features: Opening Doors, Detailed Engine, Dual Opening Hood, Rolling Rubber Tires, Fuax Wood Spoke Wheels, Faux Wood Plank Bed Truck Only | See related products

Modified for the Young at Heart 1924 Ford Speedster Model Features External Rear Gas Tank, Rubber Tires Including Spare, Opening Hood with 20 Horsepower Engine, Precision Die-Cast Replica | See related products

Now serious collectors remain so fascinated by this classic V-8 replica. It is the most sought-after of all Ford collectibles ever made available. | See related products

Classic Lines and Timeless Design 1932 Lincoln KB Sports Roadster | See related products

1930 Pierce-Arrow Model B The Design of the Pierce Arrow Founded in 1901 by former birdcage builder George N. Pierce, the Pierce Motor Company of Buffalo, NY. | See related products