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This Oxford VW Beetle is decorated in Pearl White with silver and black trim. It includes the racing number S3 and comes with the red, white and bl...

One of the first new motors to come from Pontiac post-war was the chunky Chieftain, launched in 1954. In real life, motorists could buy the Chiefta...

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...

The Gloster Gladiator was a British built single seater biplane fighter manufactured by the Gloucestershire Aircraft Company.  It was used by the R...

The Range Rover L460 is the fifth generation of the Range Rover, a range of mid and full-size luxury crossovers produced by Land Rover which was re...

After the war Standard had a large empty factory in Banner Lane, Coventry, which was standing idle, it had been making aero engines. Sir John Black...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s. It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time. As one man operated buses came...

The Rover Company.Ltd introduced the P5 in 1958 as a series of large four-door saloon and coupé cars which Rover manufactured until 1973, through ...

The Rover P5 3500, also known as the 3.5 Litre was a luxury saloon produced by Rover from September 1967 until June 1973. It was the final iteratio...

  Oxford railway enthusiasts have already been treated to this model in 1:76 scale and here it is in the smaller scale in exactly the same detail. ...

Our Scania Pump Ladder appliance in the livery used by the Surrey Fire & Rescue Service. Registered RX56 FKF, it is used by the Service under t...

Oxford’s highly detailed long-bonneted Scania T Cab has drawn some interesting trailers and none more so than the recently introduced cylindrical t...

Smiths Heavy Haulage is a division of Smiths Mechanical Services based in Bridgend in South Wales, conveniently placed on the M4 Corridor. Created ...

Emblazoned all over with the Union Flag in patriotic red, white and blue, the 1960s scooter is registered 350 YUP and it is definitely a YUP from u...

The classic Mini, created by Sir Alec Issigonis, was revolutionary for its time when it was launched in 1959. It was small, economical, easy to dri...

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

Our new retro Volvo truck dates back to the series of heavy-duty trucks made by the famous Swedish automotive company between 1965 and 1977.  The f...

An Oxford tractor and semi low loader appearing in the a bright orange livery as operated by Crouch Recovery Services, who specialise in large scal...

The geographical spread of our Volvo FL Emergency One Pump Ladder continues with a version as used by West Sussex Fire & Rescue, registered GN2...

After the VW Beetle, the VW T1 is probably the most iconic vehicle to emerge from the German car manufacturer, making its debut in 1949/50. Known a...

The VW Van in bright green bodywork is complemented by white bumpers, white wheel rims and the large white VW badge on the front.  It is registered...

Founded by Bryan Whitby in 1962, the company acquired the Morrison Industries Electrofreeze business in 1989, following which it became known as Wh...

The successor to the Ford Capri Mk.1, the Mk.2 was launched in 1974 and production lasted until 1978, although UK manufacture stopped in 1976. It c...

An iconic VW classic car from the 1960s in 1:76, the Karmann Ghia with its elegant sloping styling. In real life, the car made its debut in 1953 wi...