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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...

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

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...

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...

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...

The 1965 Mustang was designed by the company’s in-house design team and from start to finish, the design, development and production was completed ...

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...

In real life this must have been one eye-catching car and here it comes in all its glory decorated in rich dark green and white. The Dodge Charger ...

Austin has been synonymous with taxis since the end of the 1920s when dealers Mann and Overton sponsored a new Austin cab for London.  The new mod...

The latest World War II aircraft to land on your Oxford airfield is that of the valiant little De Havilland Mosquito, making another appearance thi...

This set takes a nostalgic look at the key moments in Cortina history which lasted over two decades from 1962 during which time it changed the face...

Oxford celebrates some of the key milestones in Ford modern motoring history with these five highly popular models, each of which made their own im...

No self-respecting series of small commercials would be without the AA! And here is that famous vibrant yellow and black livery on the fifth in the...

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...

For the third release of the 1:76 scale model, we move eastwards to bring you the  yellow and black coach as run by Eastern Scottish. The original ...

The 1:76 scale Northern Alexander M-Type. The M-Type was a motorway coach built for the Scottish Bus Group Anglo-Scottish services. You’ve seen it ...

The Anglia Police Panda was introduced in 1965 as part of a new approach to policing called "unit policing". Unit policing involved dividing a poli...

The Armstrong Siddeley Star Sapphire was the last generation of the Sapphire series produced between 1958 and 1960.  The whole series was classed a...

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

Oxford’s classic Austin Cooper Mini makes a welcome return after quite a while and it races in decorated in a vibrant red with black masked roof.  ...

The Austin Maestro was introduced in 1983 and this Oxford replica is registered A205 CJH from that year. The Maestro was manufactured by British Le...

The Austin Mini Metro was a supermini produced by British Leyland (BL) and, later, the Rover Group from 1980 to 1998. It was launched in 1980 as th...

British Leyland introduced the Mini Metro in 1980, with a view to it being a possible successor to the popular and highly acclaimed Mini.  Known in...