Oxford Diecast

Hailing from Florida, Sunshine State as number 12W 2023, the 1:87 scale 1956 Continental Mk II  from Oxford’s American series represents the ultra-...

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...

Chrysler introduced their Dodge series of post-war pickups in the 1950s with B and C lettering.  The D series was launched in 1957 as the Sweptside...

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 Cadillac Miller-Meteor Sentinel Ambulance was a combination ambulance/hearse based on a Cadillac commercial chassis but it is more likely to be...

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 Henry Ford series of post-war motoring was an era of American cars which saw the results of great technological advances and the introduction o...

The immediate post-war era of American cars saw many new technical advances and the introduction of innovative features such as automatic windows, ...

The very attractive 1960 Ford Falcon Ranchero is based on the model on the second generation of the Ford vehicle manufactured between  1960 and 196...

Our versatile 1961 Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier as a very clinical looking Amblewagon ambulance.   Decorated in white with a wide red band wrapped ...

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...

he Chevrolet Impala was classed as a full size American car which the car manufacturer built at various times - 1958 to 1985; 1994 to 1996 and 2000...

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...

This is only the second release of the Oxford model based on the fourth generation of the marque.  The 4-door Ford Country Station Wagon is decorat...

The standard  four-door Ford Country Station Wagon of 1964, the subject of the Oxford tooling,  represented the fourth generation on the vehicle an...

Now well established in the Oxford 1:87 scale American series, the 1965 Chevrolet Stepside Pickup appears again in a quieter colour scheme than pre...

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 ...

Oxford’s American series of Classic cars sees this release of the  Plymouth Barracuda, a marque manufactured by Plymouth (Chrysler) between 1964 an...

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...

The Buick Electra 225 joins the Oxford series of 1:87 scale of American Classics. It was so called because it had an enormous length of 225 inches....

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 ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona evolved from the standard Dodge Charger but was produced exclusively for racing. Its arguably extreme features included t...