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| Diecast Chevrolet Cars and Trucks |
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| Interesting Chevy Facts William Durant envisioned his new company in 1911 as an inexpensive competitor to the Ford Model T. He chose to name the company after its designer, Louis Chevrolet, because he liked the sound of the name and because Chevrolet was a prominent name in motor sports. ----------------------- The Chevy "bowtie" logo appears for the first time. Legend maintains that the bowtie shape was inspired by a pattern of wallpaper in a Paris hotel room. In 1908, William Durant reportedly detached a small piece and kept it in his wallet, waiting for the day he’d put it to use. The bowtie became an advertising icon, and is still the marque of today's Chevrolet. ---------------------- 1927 Chevrolet outsells Ford by topping 1 million units for the first time. In all but four of the next 55 years, Chevrolet is the top-selling American nameplate. ---------------------- 1934 Chevy is first to introduce independent front suspension, which greatly improves ride and handling and reduces tire wear. Roads in America are still rough at this time, so this is a very comforting feature, indeed. ---------------------- 1953 Corvette introduced. The first Corvette appears at the 1953 Motorama, and Chevrolet is besieged with requests for a production version. Many skeptics do not believe Chevrolet will offer such a radical design for mass production. Corvette is the first series-production car with a fiberglass body. ---------------------- 1967 First Camaro SS version paces Indy 500Æ. By now, the pony car phenomenon has captured the country’s imagination and Camaro is right there to grab it. A popular magazine says, ''the youthquake in Detroit has brought a new generation of cars.'' |
| From Baseball, hotdogs, and apple pie to the heartbeat of America, Chevy keeps pace with the changing of America. Over the Last 87 years, Chevrolet has become a part of the American landscape. It's in our songs. It's in our movies. It's in our roads. Maybe that's because Chevrolet has always worked hard to build performance, style and quality into dependable, long-lasting cars that go the distance. Through the years, and across the miles, Chevy's always been there. And wherever America's going...They'll Be There. |
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| 1932 Chevrolet Coupe Diecast Cars Scale 1:32 (5½ inches) 70th Anniversay Edition Last of The $500 Chevys! It was the last of the “Prohibition Era” autos made in America. Those good old days when you could buy a brand new car for $500. Yes, the early 30’s- when the same attention to detail and pride in workmanship went into producing a car as making a fine Swiss watch. We proudly present this special edition die cast car of the legendary 1932 Chevrolet Coupe! |
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| 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Diecast Cars - Scale 1:24 (7 inches) 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray die cast car. The 1967 convertible was the last of the Sting Rays. At just over $4000, about 15,000 of these 300 horsepower sports cars were produced, with independent rear suspension, rally wheels with chrome beauty rings and the famous bulge in the center of the hood. This once in a lifetime chevy car combined stunning appearance with blistering performance. |
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| 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Die Cast Cars SS454 - Scale 1:18 (10¾ inches) One of the Fastest 72's on the Market The exterior of the 1972 Chevelle SS was nearly identical to the 1971 version. Minor changes included restyled side front marker lights and a totally blacked out grill. The domed hood now featured locking pins. Even though the Chevelle Malibu SS had stooped way low now - you could order the SS options with only the 307 cu.in. two-barrell 130 hp engine, the SS 454 was still available and was one of the fastest '72 models in the market. High quality die-cast classic model cars. |
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| 1953 Chevrolet® Bel Air Sport Coupe Die-cast Classic Model Cars - Scale 1:18 (11 inches) 1953 Chevrolet® Bel Air Sport Coupe Diecast Cars. Chevrolet Bel Airs Dominate the Decade. No car model of the 1950’s is more customized, collected or revered than the Chevrolet Bel Air. America’s love affair with the Bel Air started in 1953. |
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| Diecast Impala - Die Cast Chevelle - Die-cast Bel Air Classic Model Cars! |
| 1955 Chevy Step-Side Trucks Diecast Replicas - 1:34 Scale (5½ inches) 1955 Chevy Step-Side Truck. The Legendary Chevy’s of The Fifties. Born In The Age Of Rhythm and Blues & Blue Suede Shoes. They Rocked and Rolled Their Way Into The Hearts of America More Horses Under The Hood Than A Stampede Of Wild Stallions! Precision-Engineered To Original Chevrolet Specifications. They Feature Full Operating Parts, Die-Struck Logos and Factory Baked Enamel Finishes! Here in these individually die-cast "post-war" classic cars, every last feature and intricate component is finely detailed in precise scale-ratio. Die-cast Chevy collectibles. |
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| 1959 Chevrolet Corvette Die Cast Classic Replica Car - Scale 1:24 (7 inches) Celebrating Corvette's 50th Anniversary 1953-2003. 1959 Chevrolet Corvette Die-Cast Cars. The $3875, 1959 convertible combined a 283 cubic inch 230 horsepower V-8 with a redesigned Body by Fisher, resulting in great handling and sizzling performance for the almost 10,000 rolling of the St. Louis assembly line. Diecast Chevy Collectibles. |
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