Oxford Diecast and the brands it distributes

This model, registered OG 1064 is based on a 1930s vehicle which was widely seen right through to the 1950s. This motorbike and sidecar is as used ...

Motorcycle and sidecar in AA livery. This dual combination was a popular form of transport from the 1930s right through to the 1950s. Used by comme...

This Motorbike and Sidecar will appeal especially to collectors of Roadside Assistance vehicles. It also brings an international flavor to the seri...

Our motorbike and sidecar in Royal Mail colours.Our Royal Mail version, registered AXL 938, comprises a black bike with contrasting beige saddlebag...

Decorated in the RAC's signature blue and white with black trim, it is registered PTE 779.The motorcycle and sidecar was a popular form of transpor...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

Oxford Diecast Morris Minor Biante - 1:43 Scale

The AA was formed in 1905 famously meeting in the Trocadero Restaurant in London. Memberhip of the organisation grew rapidly and five years later ...

Morris Minor Panda Car. Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.3cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 4.6cm x 2cm x 2.7cm ( L x W x H )Excludes shippi...

The Mini proved to be versatile over the years. It has been seen as a saloon, estate car, pick up van, cabriolet and also a very popular rally car.

TheMorrisCommercialJ4was a 10 cwt (0.5 ton) forward-controlvanlaunched byMorrisCommercial in 1960 and produced with various upgrades during its lif...

The Morris J2 van first launched in real life in 1956 by Morris Commercial, features in both Oxford's 1:43 scale and 1:76 scale ranges. Here we see...

The J2 range was announced in June 1956 with a wheelbase of 7ft 6 ins and rated at 15 cwt. The van cost £554 and the 12 seater minibus £625, if you...

The Morris Commercial J2 van was a small, forward control van which the company launched in 1956 and produced until 1967 as both the Morris J2 as m...

The Morris J Van was used extensively by British Rail and this latest release in our small commercials series looks great in its signature red.   D...

As ice cream vans go, there could not be a more visibly colourful one than this Tonibell Morris J Van. Sky blue pink or shocking pink, either way i...

Thinking laterally, it's very natural to see an ice cream van at the funfair and so for enthusiasts who collect ice cream vans specifically as well...

Here at Oxford, we've produced Di Mascio Italian Ice Cream liveries on many different body shapes and colour schemes over the years, getting more v...

The ubiquitous Morris 1000 van was used in a variety of roles during its long lifetime and this new livery evokes nostalgic memories of British Rai...

The ubiquitous Morris 1000 Van makes its latest appearance in the very popular British Railways crimson and cream colour scheme, registered NDF 815...