Kilo Charlie's Diecast Adventures

Wayne's World Pacer

 

When the HyVee sponsored cars drop in price from $9.99 each to $2.00 each and they're made by Greenlight... you kinda gotta get all 3 versions right?

 

Anyone have yen for a 60's? Slot car/train setup?

I have no clue what it's worth.

 

I don't know what it's worth either... maybe try posting it in the Hot Wheels thread? There's a lot more people over there.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/hot-wheels.177400/

 

I can do this. Copy and paste is a wonderful thing.

 

It's very helpful! Or ask @RustyGreen

 

Ford marketed their wagons in 3 tiers:
Ranch Wagon - the base model
Country Sedan - mid line
Country Squire - Top of the line

1966 Ranch Wagon (mine )
Notice the stainless trim around the rear window only.



Country Sedan (not mine )
Notice the trim on the door windows and the rocker panel.
(Thought you might like this one @Kilo Charlie )



Country Squire (also not mine... )
All Squires came with the wood grain sides.
The Ford literature said the "distinctive die cast grille gives a look of extra quality".

 

Thank you for the knowledge sir! And of course I dig the Fire Chief car!

 

My uncle had a 66 Squire, I thought it was the coolest looking ride on the road, even as a kid I liked the dreadnought wagons better than the muscle cars of the day.

It took me close to 50 years but I got my 66 Ford wagon.

This was just last week, original miles.

 

That's awesome... are you gonna go for all 7s? HAHAHA

 

Give me a few years.

It had 42,000 when I got it 7 years ago.

 

1947 Dodge Power Wagon Fire Truck!

 

1985 K5 Blazer

 

1977 AMC Matador

 

2000 Jeep Cherokee

 

1971 Ford F-250

 

1981 Chevrolet K20 Scottsdale

 

1981 Chevrolet K20 Scottsdale

 

1987 Chevrolet M1008

 

1986 Chevrolet M1008