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Alf Arrowsmith registered his family road haulage transport business - Alf Arrowsmith & Sons Limited - with Companies House in September 1963. ...

The Ferguson TEA is a model of the Ferguson TE20 (often called the "Little Grey Fergie"), a popular agricultural tractor manufactured from 1946 to ...

The 1:148 scale Foden FG 8 wheel truck will be most welcomed by collectors of brewery vehicles.  Appearing as a flatbed dray with chain sides, it f...

Ford introduced the fastback Ford Capri Mk I into the UK market in 1968 and it was an instant success. It was designed by Ford’s American designer ...

The Ford Capri Mk III, assembled at the German Ford plant in Cologne, was first launched in 1976 at the Geneva Motor Show but it would be 1978 befo...

Our Ford Cortina Mk5 model  represents the last in the Ford of Great Britain Cortina series, labelled a medium sized family car which spanned three...

Spanning five generations of the marque between 1962 and 1982, the Cortina in all its guises has been a firm favourite as an Oxford replica from ro...

Introduced in the UK at the end of 1967 and officially launched at the Brussels Motor Show in January 1968, the MkI Ford Escort was manufactured at...

The Ford Ranger Raptor is a 4 x 4 pick-up truck, described by Ford as built to perform, designed to conquer, fusing off-road capability with Ford p...

Our N scale Ford Transit in Parcelforce livery has already been released in 1:76 scale but for small scale collectors with less space, it is a litt...

The Ford Transit Connect is a  modern addition to Oxford’s fleet of small commercials which have spanned the decades, reflecting the multiple purpo...

In the bright yellow British Rail livery this 1:76 scale Ford Transit Mk 2, registered A831 SGB from 1983. Black masking enhances the rear wheel ar...

A Royal Mail livery Ford Transit Mk4 brings colour and vibrancy to the series. Spanning the years 2000 to 2006, the Mk4 Ford Transit had been desig...

Oxford Diecast Ford Transit MKV Royal Mail Dimensions and Weights Packed: cm x cm x cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked: cm x cm x cm ( L x W x H ) Excludes ...

A 1:76 scale  classic British saloon car - the Hillman Minx Series IIIA, based on the later 50s and 60s vehicle featuring the Audax body designed b...

The Humber Sceptre was a car produced by Humber (Rootes Group) between 1963 and 1976 and came as a four-door saloon or four-door estate car. The Mk...

The Humber Super Snipe was made by the British car manufacturer Humber Limited (later the Rootes Group) between 1938 and 1967. It was the company’s...

Resplendent in a sparkling pale blue, our 1:76 scale Jaguar Mk II is a superb replica of the original sports saloon which featured an XK6 engine gi...

As sleek as ever, as its Suede Green colour scheme suggests, our SS Jaguar 2.5 Litre saloon glides in, making its fifth appearance in 1:148 scale. ...

Jaguar Cars of Coventry produced the Jaguar XJS between 1975 and 1996 with several modifications along the way.  Jaguar based the car on the XJ sal...

Oxford’s 1:76 scale Jaguar XK120 in the signature BRG colour scheme, registered PGH 622. The open topped two-seater reveals beige seating and inter...

Only the second release on the 1:76 scale JCB 7 6-cylinder metal tracked excavator, we see this bright red and yellow construction vehicle as used ...

The Land Rover Defender County Station Wagon, introduced in the early 1980s is a versatile, rugged, and spacious version of the classic Defender, k...

The Land Rover Discovery 4 has lent itself to numerous roles from private motorists to Emergency Services where it is much loved.  Here we see it i...