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The Nash Rambler, introduced in 1950, was seen as the first successful modern American compact car and established a new segment in their car marke...

Buick, part of General Motors in the USA, manufactured their Century range from 1936 right through to the 1990s with one or two gaps in between, in...

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 ...

The Plymouth Barracuda, a marque manufactured by Plymouth (Chrysler) between 1964 and 1974. Oxford has tooled up the model which represents the fir...

The A40 Mk II was known popularly as the Austin A40 Farina which denoted it from previous Austin models. Classed as a small family car, it was made...

The 1957 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible is a classic American car that is known for its stylish design, powerful engine, and comfortable ride. It was on...

The 1:148 scale Bedford CA, presented in the cream and red colour scheme of the 'real thing' with a white masked roof, solid red skirt and red grap...

The Austin Atlantic saloon was one of the first post-war cars produced in its entirety by the Austin Motor Company.  It was launched in 1949 and pr...

Bedford introduced the RL truck in the 1950s and it continued in production until the early 1970s. Like many Bedford vehicles, it served its time p...

The Buick Century was the name given to a series of the company’s cars at various intervals between 1936 and 2005. During that time, the shapes var...

The Chevrolet Panel Van 1950, also known as the Chevrolet Advance Design Panel Van, was a commercial vehicle produced by Chevrolet from 1947 to 195...

 The 1958 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe was a stylish and powerful car that was popular with American consumers. It was one of the first cars to fea...

This cult car from the 1980s has not lost its appeal after all these years and is still classed as one of the iconic motors of the era.  Ford intro...

We step back a few years to the beginning of the Ford Escort timeline with this release of the Mk 1 in a racy Daytona yellow colour scheme with con...

The Escort marque dominated the UK's car scene from 1967, throughout the 1970s and 1980s, topping the charts as the nation's favourite car. Its ver...

Registered BLC 660S from 1977/78, appearing in Nevada beige is our 1:148 N Gauge Ford Fiesta. Bumpers, door handles, wheels and exhausts are finish...

The MGB was introduced in 1962, with a 0-60 mph time of just over 11 seconds, aided by the relatively light weight of the car. Handling was one of ...

The Land Rover series has always been a popular choice for the AA, including the Series 1. In model form, our Oxford Series 1 in AA livery is alrea...

The Mercury Montclair sat midway in the Ford Mercury hierachy with the Turnpike a little above and the Monterey slotted below. Externally, it diffe...

Oxford’s series of mobile food vans continues with a Mini Donut vendor,  another very bright cheery livery of yellow and white with red masking to ...

The Leyland Sherpa van was manufactured between 1974 and 1982. Apparently, it was originally designed to be built on the car production line, which...

In the evolution of the VW Camper Van, the bay window version, known as the T2, superseded the split windscreen model in 1967.  The vehicle was sti...

Our pick-up version of the bay window VW van is presented in its very simple form, registered VUK 324H from 1969. The German manufacturers first in...

This bright red and pale grey T1 Camper would be easily spotted on your chosen campsite and it comes with smart beige interior including floor, sea...