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Collectors' Car Kits REVISED MAY 2021 COLLECTORS’ CAR KITS 1:25 Scale Unless Otherwise Noted ACCURATE MINIATURES AIRFIX (CONT.) AMT (CONT.) 5000 ‘64 Corvette Grand Sport-003 8140 Ferrari 365 GT4BB - T223 Mustang II “Python” $49.00 #2 (Vent in Hood) - Blue(1:24) $59.00 Motorized (1:24 Scale) $39.00 T224 Capri II “Café Racer” 55.00 5001 ‘64 Corvette Grand Sport 8141 Custom Corvette - Motorized #4 - White (1:24 Scale) 59.00 (1:24 Scale) 39.00 T225 “Pintera” Custom Pinto 59.00 5002 McLaren M8B Hulme(1:24 Sc) 69.00 8142 B.M.W. 3.5 CSL- Motorized T226 Z76 Custom Camaro 69.00 (1:24 Scale) 35.00 5003 McLaren M8B T230 Cushman’s Plymouth Duster 75.00 Motschenbacher (1:24 Scale) 55.00 8143 Maserati Boomerang - T231 Stewart’s Dodge Dart 79.00 Motorized (1:24 Scale) 35.00 5004 McLaren M8B - T232 Thomas Flyer 45.00 Adamowicz/Koveleski (1:24) 55.00 8150 Bob Sharps Datsun 280ZX (1:24 Scale) 45.00 T233 Valiant Scamp 79.00 ADVENT AMT T243 “Monzilla” Monza F/C 69.00 3116 “Hot Blooded” ‘51 Anglia Cpe 65.00 A129 ‘29 Ford Model A Roadster T244 Vega/Astre Funny Wagon 65.00 3143 Bre-Datsun Racer 69.00 25th Anniversary 69.00 T245 Pinto/Bobcat F/C 59.00 AHM A140 ‘40 Ford Coupe 59.00 T255 Gurney/Jorgenson Eagle K301 1829 Rocket Loco (1:26 Scale) 49.00 A163 ‘63 Corvette 79.00 ‘75 Indy 500 Winner 85.00 AIRFIX L101 Leonardo DaVinci’s Steam T256 Gatorade/Rutherford McLaren 49.00 Cannon - 12” L 39.00 8040 Turbo Firebird (snap) (1:24 Sc) 29.00 T260 Rutherford McLaren 45.00 L102 Leonardo DaVinci’s Self- 8041 Firebird Type K Sport Wagon T261 Penske Cam 2/Norton Spirit 89.00 Propelled Boat - 10 3/4” L 39.00 (snap) (1:24 Scale) 35.00 T263 Unser Olsonite Eagle 79.00 T103 Vette Showrod (snap) (1:43) 24.00 8042 Camaro Ultra Z (snap) (1:24) 29.00 T264 Penske Indy Special 59.00 T104 Custom Cuda (snap) (1:43 Sc) 24.00 8043 Camaro Z-28 (snap) (1:24 Sc) 29.00 T265 Patrick Eagle 59.00 T105 ‘57 Chevy Hardtop (snap) 8044 Custom Corvette (snap) (1:24) 29.00 (1:43 Scale) 27.00 T269 ‘66 Thunderbird 8045 Mustang Cobra (snap) (1:24) 35.00 Hardtop/Convertible 59.00 T106 Jaguar XKE (snap) (1:43 Sc) 24.00 8046 Turbo Corvette (snap) (1:24) 29.00 T272 ‘51 Chevy Convertible 49.00 T109 ‘36 Ford Coupe (snap) (1:43) 35.00 8047 Custom Mustang (snap) (1:24) 25.00 T284 ‘51 Chevy Fleetline 49.00 T110 ‘48 Ford Coupe (snap) (1:43) 39.00 8048 Turbine Vette (snap) (1:24 Sc) 29.00 T287 ‘55 Corvette Stock/Drag 49.00 T111 ‘69 Chevelle SS (snap) (1:43) 29.00 8049 Mustang Muscle (snap) (1:24) 35.00 T291 ‘49 Merc Club Coupe 75.00 T117 ‘71 Chevelle SS454 189.00 8050 Fireball Firebird Custom T295 ‘51 Chevy Bel Air Hardtop 49.00 T126 ‘23 Ford T Roadster (snap) (1:24 Scale) 79.00 29.00 T310 ‘53 Corvette 39.00 T128 ‘25 Ford T Coupe 8051 Cowboy Camaro (snap) (1:24) 99.00 29.00 T334 ‘65 Grand Prix 39.00 T141 ‘37 Chevy Convertible 89.00 8100 Lamborghini Ital BMW E-26 T338 ‘70 Chevy Impala SS w/Lights (1:24 Scale) 35.00 T147 ‘32 Ford 5-Window Coupe 79.00 “Heavy Chevy” 85.00 8110 Maserati Merak SS w/Lights T148 ‘41 Plymouth Coupe 42.00 T350 Champ Mustang II F/C 139.00 (1:24 Scale) 35.00 T150 ‘32 Ford Roadster 59.00 T351 “Mopower” Plymouth F/C 95.00 8120 Maserati Merak SS Rally w/Lights (1:24 Scale) 29.00 T154 Dan Gurney Indy Lotus 59.00 T352 “Dragway” Corvette F/C 119.00 8130 Lotus Elite Rally w/Lights T159 ‘69 Corvair Custom Monza 49.00 T353 ‘50 Ford Convertible 49.00 (1:24 Scale) 35.00 T162 Parnelli Jones Indy Watson T354 ‘74 Corvette Convertible 59.00 8131 Mazda RX7 - Motorized (1:24) 35.00 Roadster 65.00 T356 “Trojan Horse” F/C 79.00 8132 Datsun 280ZX - Motorized T164 “Fiatsco” Drag Coupe 75.00 T365 Chevy Nova SS 59.00 (1:24 Scale) 39.00 T168 Grant King Sprint Car 55.00 T371 ‘74 Vega F/C or Kammback 79.00 8133 Cobra II - Motorized (1:24 Sc) 39.00 T169 “Pole Cat” Winged Sprint 59.00 T392 ‘57 Thunderbird 69.00 8134 Porsche 935 - Motorized (1:24) 35.00 T170 “Drifter” Super Modified 59.00 T393 ‘59 Corvette 45.00 8135 Lancia Stratos - Motorized T171 “Groove Boss” Super (1:24 Scale) 29.00 Modified 49.00 T408 “Street Shaker” ‘64 Chevy 409 89.00 8136 Triumph TR7 - Motorized T215 ‘74 Pinto Mini-Muscle 79.00 T412 ‘55 Mercedes Benz 300SL 45.00 (1:24Scale) 35.00 T219 Pacer Panel Wagon/Custom 49.00 T413 ‘64 Studebaker Avanti 69.00 8138 DeTomaso Pantera GTS - Motorized (1:24 Scale ) 58.00 T221 Gremlin Custom GT 49.00 T414 ‘63 Cobra Roadster 65.00 1 REVISED MAY 2021 COLLECTORS’ CAR KITS 1:25 Scale Unless Otherwise Noted AMT (CONT.) AMT (CONT.) AMT (CONT.) T415 “Red Alert” Drag Chevelle SS $129.00 605 Hippie Hemi $32.00 2253 ‘51 Chevy Conv Custom/Stock $69.00 T430 Penske/Allison Matador - 606 Li’l Stogie Death Valley 2254 ‘66 Mustang Custom/Stock 49.00 Sponsored by Coca Cola 119.00 Draggin’ Wagon 59.00 2255 ‘49 Ford Custom/Stock 69.00 T434 “Double Deuce” Monza 2+2 55.00 614 ‘62 Buick Electra 49.00 2256 ‘50 Ford Conv. Custom/Stock 75.00 T435 Capri II Sport Coupe 49.00 621 Tommy Ivo Front Engine Dragster 49.00 2261 ‘65 Grand Prix Custom 44.00 T437 “Mighty Mat” Matador 49.00 627 Double Dragster 2262 ‘65 Buick Riviera Custom 65.00 T438 ‘75 Nova Pro Stock 59.00 (Limited Edition Tin) 55.00 2304 Mercedes 300SL 59.00 T444 “Tournament of Thrills” 630 Royal Rail 59.00 ‘49 Ford w/Ramps 65.00 2305 Turbo Firebird (snap) 32.00 635 ‘70 1/2 Camaro Z-28 49.00 T445 “Tournament of Thrills” 2306 Cheverra Pace Car (snap) 39.00 ‘50 Ford Convertible w/Ramps 55.00 639 ‘33 Willys Coupe 49.00 2307 ‘78 Corvette (snap) 45.00 T446 “Tournament of Thrills” 646 Double Dragster 49.00 2308 (PK2308) Camaro Z28 (snap) 55.00 ‘49 Mercury w/Ramps 65.00 904 My Mother The Car (Porter) 89.00 2309 ‘75 Corvette Conv. (snap) 45.00 T452 ‘75 Matador 85.00 2001 Volkswagen Rabbit 79.00 2400 ‘40 Ford Coupe 49.00 T455 ‘75 Mustang II 109.00 2002 ‘79 Volkswagen Scirocco 69.00 2403 ‘39/’40 Ford Custom Tudor T456 ‘75 Corvette Coupe 79.00 2003 Sunbeam Tiger 59.00 Sedan 55.00 T458 ‘75 Camaro 89.00 2004 Mazda RX-7 (snap) 35.00 2715 AMT-Top (snap) 35.00 T460 ‘75 Corvette Convertible 69.00 2101 (PK2101) Custom Vette (snap) 2801 Peanut 1 Monza F/C 75.00 T461 Laurel & Hardy ‘27 Ford T (1:43 Scale) 25.00 2802 Budweiser Mustang F/C 79.00 Touring w/Stan & Ollie Fig. 59.00 2106 (PK2106) ‘69 Chevelle SS 2803 Schlitz Pinto F/C 99.00 T462 Laurel & Hardy ‘25 Ford T (snap) (1:43 Scale) 29.00 Roadster w/Stan & Ollie Fig. 59.00 2804 Pabst Astre F/C 129.00 2107 (PK2107) Torino (snap) (1:43) 25.00 T465 ‘76 Pinto 55.00 2805 Miller Monza F/C 119.00 2108 (PK2108) ‘67 Camaro (snap) T466 ‘76 Gremlin X 89.00 (1:43 Scale) 29.00 2901 ‘73 Macho Mustang 65.00 T467 ‘76 Matador 55.00 2110 (PK2110) AMX (snap) (1:43) 29.00 2902 ‘41 Plymouth Street Machine Coupe “Plymouth Rocker” 49.00 T468 ‘76 Corvette Stingray 49.00 2111 (PK2111) Jaguar XKE (snap) (1:43 Scale) 29.00 T469 ‘76 Monza 2+2 55.00 2903 ‘29 Ford Roadmaster “A-Venger” 39.00 2112 (PK2112) ‘69 Vette (snap) T470 ‘76 Mustang II 55.00 (1:43 Scale) 29.00 2905 ‘32 Ford Vicky 45.00 T471 ‘76 Vega F/C 55.00 2201 ‘69 Riviera Hardtop 59.00 3000 Penske Cam 2 Motor Oil T472 ‘76 Nova 55.00 Special - Mears 59.00 2204 ‘66 Galaxie Hardtop 69.00 T473 ‘76 Camaro 3’n 1 99.00 3001 Gould Charger - Andretti 55.00 2205 ‘62 Corvette Hardtop/Conv. 49.00 T474 ‘76 Capri II 55.00 3002 Norton Spirit - Unser 55.00 2207 ‘66 Mustang Hardtop 59.00 T475 ‘76 Corvette Convertible 79.00 3007 Penske - ‘79 Indy Winner 2208 ‘66 Thunderbird Hardtop/Conv 49.00 69.00 T480 ‘77 AMC Matador 89.00 3011 Sand Dragon Dragster 2209 ‘65 Bonneville 55.00 49.00 T483 ‘77 Corvette 79.00 3030 Allison Sportsman Matador 2210 ‘69 Galaxie Hardtop 75.00 59.00 T484 ‘77 Pacer Wagon 65.00 3101 Farrah’s Foxy Vette 2211 ‘69 Chevelle Convertible 79.00 49.00 T486 ‘77 Capri 59.00 3102 Eckler’s Corvette Hatchback 2212 ‘69 Chevelle Hardtop 65.00 49.00 T487 ‘77 Mustang 65.00 2213 T-Top Camaro 65.00 3105 ‘57 Thunderbird “Vegas” 59.00 T488 ‘77 Monza 55.00 2214 Monza SS 59.00 4101 (PK4101) Thomas Flyer 39.00 T489 ‘77 Nova 59.00 2215 ‘68 Shelby Cobra GT500 4132 (PK4132/6567) ‘69 Chevelle SS 396 Hardtop T490 ‘77 Camaro 79.00 “Snakebite” 49.00 55.00 T491 ‘77 Vega F/C Wagon 85.00 2217 Mikado RX7 Custom (snap) 39.00 4153 (PK4153) Race VW Scirocco 49.00 T575 Wankel Rotary Engine (1:4) 49.00 2218 Horizon TC-3 45.00 4156 (PK4156) ‘29 Model A Roadster 45.00 601 ‘49 Ford Club Coupe 59.00 2251 ‘40 Ford Coupe Custom 69.00 4166 (PK4166/6530) ‘68 Camaro 602 Plymouth Digger Cuda 39.00 2252 ‘49 Mercury 49.00 Z-28 Street Machine 75.00 2 REVISED MAY 2021 COLLECTORS’ CAR KITS 1:25 Scale Unless Otherwise Noted AMT (CONT.) AMT (CONT.) AMT (CONT.) 4167 (PK4167) ‘73 Mustang Street 6111 ‘69 Plymouth GTX 440 HT $65.00 6438 Don Garlits’ Wynn Charger $49.00 Machine $49.00 6116 ‘62 Buick Electra 225 55.00 6457 #22 Maxwell House T-Bird 19.00 4168 (PK4168) ‘76 Chevy Nova 6117 ‘70 Coronet Super Bee - Stock Street Machine 49.00 55.00 6461 Guldstrand Grand Sport 90 29.00 4169 (PK4169) ‘69 Cougar XR-7 6123 ‘69 Pontiac Firebird 400 45.00 6464 ‘57 Corvette Convertible w/lights (1:16 Scale) 89.00 Street Machine 49.00 6133 Corvette Mako Shark (snap) 39.00 6466 ‘70 Dodge Challenger R/T 49.00 4173 (PK4173) ‘68 Camaro Z-28 59.00 6134 ‘62 Pontiac Catalina 421 SD 65.00 6467 ‘65 Galaxie 500 4175 (PK4175) Yankee Challenge 55.00 6135 ‘62 Pontiac Catalina Custom 45.00 65.00 4177 (PK4177) ‘72 Chevelle SS 454 6140 ‘70 Pro Street Coronet 6489 ‘62 Corvette Convertible 49.00 Street Machine 69.00 Super Bee 65.00 6499 ‘70 Ford Police Car 65.00 4179 (PK4179) ‘77 Mustang II 59.00 6143 ‘91 Corvette ZR-1 45.00 6502 Silhouette Show Car w/Trailer 59.00 4180 (PK4180) ‘32 Ford Roadster 6144 ‘91 Corvette Convertible 45.00 6509 ‘65 Buick Riviera 79.00 Reggie Jackson 55.00 6145 ‘91 Ford Taurus SHO 45.00
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