Thread: Die-Cast Cars

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Originally Posted by rspears

Seem to be many makers - not sure which is highest quality:
http://www.diecast.org/

rspears, thanks for the link. It led to me spending quite a bit of time looking at other sites. Got my wife's attention to, she seems to think I spend way to much on these cars.
Larry M.

Richard, cool collection ya got there. I have a little neighbor kid that just always wants to mess around with mine but I tell him they are only to look at so I take them out of the display case but keep my eye on him.


junkyardjeff, do you have any pics of them? You must have quite a collection and I thought I or I should say my wife thinks I have to many! I just picked up a few more over the last couple of months.


uppster, boy I've got a loooong way to go to catch up with you,,,,,, 200 nah, I don't have the room for that many.


Jerry, thats so cool that they made a die cast out of your dragster, it sure was a beautiful one. What scale is the die cast model?

If ya have some pics of you cars go ahead and post them.
Larry M.

Jim, thanks for the info on Highway 61. Do you know if they have their own web site?
I'm just collecting kinda whatever hits my button right now. The next one I'm getting from the Danbury Mint is their Ace '35 Ford Pickup Vintage Hot Rod. Its kinda like an old parts delivery ratrod style truck. It even has a couple of Moon spun aluminum hubcaps in a scaled cardboard box in the bed.
Larry M

Originally Posted by Larry M

Jim, thanks for the info on Highway 61. Do you know if they have their own web site? Larry M

I've bought most of my stuff on Ebay... I don't know if Highway 61 has their own site, but here's one that carries a lot of their stuff: http://www.ffertl3.com/vehicles.cfm