The Oxford Diecast Ranges

Studebaker joins the Oxford 1:87 scale series with a 1950s version of a car that had been launched in 1939, was halted in 1942 and and re-emerged a...

The Plymouth Savoy Sedan decorated in a delicate pale blue with contrasting dark grey interior. It hails from Connecticut with number 236.847 in 19...

The Pontiac GTO was one of the most successful cars to emerge from the General Motors stable, launching in 1963 and remaining in production until 1...

Oxford’s Packard Clipper is a replica of a car built by the Packard Motor Company (and later by Studebaker-Packard), spanning the years between 194...

The Oldsmobile 88 was marketed by the company from 1949 to 1999 and was one of its best selling brands throughout that period. The company was part...

Celebrating American Ford, the 1964 Ford Country Sedan in the Oxford 1:87 series. This station wagon classification was as a full-size station wago...

In real life, the Chevrolet Nomad which Chevrolet (General Motors) classed as a two-door sport wagon did not last very long in production, first ap...

General Motors originally introduced the Impala under the Chevrolet Bel Air branding but such was its appeal and different look, it became a brand ...

Chevrolet used the name Greenbrier for two separate vehicles. The first was a 6-9 passenger window van based on the Corvair ‘95’ panel van. It is o...

Chrysler produced their high performance 300 series for 10 years between 1955 and 1965, aimed at the luxury market, during which time its sleek lin...

This release on the 1:76 scale Sentinel Flatbed will please our railway enthusiasts, appearing in the dark brown and black guise of the Lancashire ...

The city tour bus takes on a complete new meaning with this amazing and highly colourful Routemaster which takes you round the sights of Dublin. Th...

The Mini Van, launched in the 1960s, was a highly popular little vehicle which provided a cheap alternative to a car and its ¼ ton load capacity ma...

This glorious  retro colour scheme takes one right back to the days when J Lyons were based in Kensington, West London, from where their famous pro...

In a dazzling bright red is Oxford’s Mazda MX-5 Mk 1 with its roof down. The Japanese motor manufacturing company launched the Mazda MX-5 as a ligh...

The unusual colour scheme of Old English White body and a deep green masked roof adds even more elegance to the Jensen 541 R which the British comp...

It’s back to the early Sixties for this Hillman Imp, which hit the British road scene in 1963 as a direct competitor to the Classic Mini which had ...

Oxford’s Showtime series has featured the great names in the business and Paulo’s Circus is one that has been entertaining the crowds since the beg...

The Ford Motor Company first introduced the Ford Cortina in 1962 and the marque would go on for over two decades of highly successful and innovativ...

This Austin Cambridge is registered KHE 991E from 1967 and represents the 1960s family saloon manufactured at the Morris Cowley works in Oxford. Ma...

The Ford Motor Company launched their Ford Anglia 105E in 1959, representing the 4th generation of the marque.  Its unique features included a back...

The Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Coupé St. Regis from 1955 in a glorious two-tone colour scheme of bright red with white roof and bonnet, separated ...

Dennis Eagle's history dates back to 1907, when Eagle Engineering Company was incorporated in Warwick. The company specialized in refuse collection...

The 1966 Pontiac GTO was a landmark car in American automotive history. It is considered by some to be the first true muscle car, and it helped to...