Are both of them real 1:64 scale? I have only greenlight, auto world and johnny lightning. I bought a M2 and it was a little bit bigger than others. (a mustang boss)
@@164scalecollection a year late, but from my experience, some M2 machines tend to be a little bit Bigger than 1:64. But other than that, I they are mostly 1:64
i love old cars, 50's is my favorite decade with the most beautiful models and fantastic lines of design Studebaker, Plymouth, Cadillac, BelAir, Oldsmobile, Fairlane, etc... excelent video, very thank you... you make my day, sorry for my english a peruvian friend always on linea, GOD bless you
I love how fast you go through the cars, I don't like it when they give a super long look at the car because if I wanted to look for longer I can just pause the video.
Beautiful collection. I too love the muscle and classic cars. I don’t even buy cars from the 80s or newer. I just bought my first two M2 cars. The price was scaring me away initially.
I understand that people keep these cars in their packaging because that keeps their value, so if you are planning to sell, then why even bother buying them in the first place? A few bucks of "earnings"? You've probably spent more already on taxes, gas and/or shipping. Take them out, play with them, see how the roof or doors open, roll them on the table and have fun man. If the car is really valuable it will continue to be valuable even if you've taken it out of the box. I see lots and lots of diecast at antique stores and flea markets which are clearly from someone hoarding a specific casting and after all these years never really went up in value and they end up being sold in bulk for pennies on the dollar to be sold at around MSRP 10 years later again at a some random flea market.
I have no intention to sell thems. I just don't have space to display all of theses models. Just like the greenlight cars. When I will get a new house I will create a showroom. And all of theses models will be organised on the walls or be feature in a diorama. Just like my RLC cars and others unique models. Anyway in 10 years nobody will want theses cars. They are way too expensive to begin with to gain value. Unless you got a chase or super chase car.
I believe open or close they are still fun and enjoyable . I have a collection of hotwheels, matchbox and m2s sealed and opened. But for collectors who are on the hunt to collect all of them will pay some good money for sealed product
At 24:31 you showed the plum crazy 1970 Dodge Super Bee. I just bought this same color car but not in the box package, it is in the blister pack, but still screwed to the same base. I was browsing thru the autorama indoor car show here in Detroit first weekend of march and a man had so many die cast on the table but the super bee caught my eye for only $3. So what is the difference between the traditional hot wheels style blister packaging and the box stuff with a clear lid that snaps over the display? I so wanna rip the super bee out of package and put it with others already opened but curious who thinks what about it and would it be worth more in the box package?
The m2 in the blister cards aren't the same quality as the ones that comes in the transparent display boxes and usually worth less. They do not have opening parts and have a plastic base instead of metal. Unless it's a chase car, I don't think it will lose much value out of the blister.
@@TheKingRacer007 I never knew that! Good to know. The blister cars are $5 here at Walmart and the plastic boxed ones are $6.88. I never really considered they had differences though, I figured you were just paying for the display case!
@@NigelHeadsThe Price difference here in Canada is more obvious. Personaly I prefer the ones that comes in the transparent display cases, I think the price/quality ratio is way better for what you get. I am debating on selling the blister carded m2s I have. They just feel cheap in hand and less detailed overall. The blister cards m2 are 6.95$ and the display case ones 9.99$ at Walmart.
Nice Collection of M2. I have over 💯 box’s M2 Mopar muscle cars mostly. Don’t really like the clamshell cards but thinking in buying some just to opened them.
I have a lot of the same Auto-thentics in their display cases.The VW Beetle is one of my favorites from M2 so I have quite a few including a raw chase I scored at Walmart.
Own tons of M2s and agree second to none in detail at 1/64 You need to display them, I have now about a 10X7 wall with nothing but muscle cars mounted in there plastic. Over 400 Can you do a video of you just saying CocaCola that would be great thx
m2 have differents sorts of chases. They always come with a chrome sticker and special decorations. You have 3 main categories (750 pts, 500 pts and 250pts) but you can also find 300 pts chase. The rarest one (250) will have a non painted raw metal body while the most ''common'' ones will have chrome painted wheels and interiors)
very nice collection, I've only ever had 1 M2 model when I was little and now that I'm into collecting hot wheels and stuff I may purchase some of these. Any chance that you may know if it's possible or where to buy a factory sealed case of them?
''Chase cars'' are very limited production models insert into regular mixes. What make thems special is their rarity and their unique look (gold rims and bumpers, raw body, colored wheels,etc). A chase model can be only 500 pieces, compare to the regular one, wich is 9000 pieces worldwide for exemple.
You need a drag strip. And a bigger highway two highway. My Whittie shortline train. With tomica track. My Whittie shortline train have all wooden version of all train in real life. The also got the one from fast and furious
Hi. I do not know where in Canada your located, but I am in South Western Ontario.we use to have the premium M2(in arcyrlic cases) but for some reason Walmart discontinued them, we still have the auto driver's series.
Hi, l'm located in your Eastern neighbour province, Quebec. Here our walmarts have a decent selections of m2 but inventory varies from a store to another.
What's it's mean if they have white rims but red paint , anything? Was only one out of 15 . Great video my friend and thank you Marcus in Victoria BC 🚗🇨🇦
I have M2 Machines 1959 Cadillac Eldorado. It's way too big compared to other 1:64's. It's as big as Norev's Mercedes Renntransporter (a flatbed truck).
Well M2 are like Autoworld. They are true 1/64 scale. If you take a vintage 1/1 scale 1959 Eldorado and put it next to a real flatbed truck you will see that the Caddy is ridiculously long. Norev castings have differents scale, just like Majorette. But they are ''matchboxe'' scaled models (around 1/60s scale)
....wat are you waiting for to take them out of the package...they ain't doing any good stored in a cardboard box all there life..you hav a nice collection but ritenow it's jus cardboard nd plastic...your not takin anything wit you wen you go to dat great diecast convention in the sky nd sumone else is goin to enjoy your collection dat you wasted your hard earned money nd time on..
@@bobsilver3983 nd datz nobody's fault but yours now wen you leave this earth you ain't taking non of it wit you nd sumone else is goin to take'em out of package nd enjoy them more than you did...nd dat sumone didn't hav to spend any time, money or effort in getting any of them..
I love M2 Machines....I think I have around 30 of them...I also really love Greenlight
Are both of them real 1:64 scale? I have only greenlight, auto world and johnny lightning. I bought a M2 and it was a little bit bigger than others. (a mustang boss)
@@164scalecollection I think Autoworld are the true 1:64
@@164scalecollection a year late, but from my experience, some M2 machines tend to be a little bit Bigger than 1:64. But other than that, I they are mostly 1:64
@@2007ghettonissanaltima :))) it's ok. Thank you for answering my question. M2 has some models who are looking amazing. I'll buy some cars.
Awesome collection, thanks for sharing buddy
Nice Job 😊😊😊
Sweet vid......looking awesome 💚😄👍
i love old cars, 50's is my favorite decade with the most beautiful models and fantastic lines of design Studebaker, Plymouth, Cadillac, BelAir, Oldsmobile, Fairlane, etc... excelent video, very thank you... you make my day, sorry for my english a peruvian friend always on linea, GOD bless you
love the video, I love collecting m2, Johnny Lightning, greenlight ,Jada, hot wheels and matchbox
Saludos desde Mazatlán Sinaloa México
i love m2 my favourite diecast, great video!
I love how fast you go through the cars, I don't like it when they give a super long look at the car because if I wanted to look for longer I can just pause the video.
Nice army Studebaker tow truck. I collect m2 tow trucks mostly.
Atleast you actually collect cars unlike these dude's only after chases
Great mopar focus!!! Do you own any of the AutoZone M2 stuff?!
Beautiful collection. I too love the muscle and classic cars. I don’t even buy cars from the 80s or newer. I just bought my first two M2 cars. The price was scaring me away initially.
I understand that people keep these cars in their packaging because that keeps their value, so if you are planning to sell, then why even bother buying them in the first place? A few bucks of "earnings"? You've probably spent more already on taxes, gas and/or shipping. Take them out, play with them, see how the roof or doors open, roll them on the table and have fun man. If the car is really valuable it will continue to be valuable even if you've taken it out of the box. I see lots and lots of diecast at antique stores and flea markets which are clearly from someone hoarding a specific casting and after all these years never really went up in value and they end up being sold in bulk for pennies on the dollar to be sold at around MSRP 10 years later again at a some random flea market.
I have no intention to sell thems. I just don't have space to display all of theses models. Just like the greenlight cars. When I will get a new house I will create a showroom. And all of theses models will be organised on the walls or be feature in a diorama. Just like my RLC cars and others unique models. Anyway in 10 years nobody will want theses cars. They are way too expensive to begin with to gain value. Unless you got a chase or super chase car.
I believe open or close they are still fun and enjoyable . I have a collection of hotwheels, matchbox and m2s sealed and opened. But for collectors who are on the hunt to collect all of them will pay some good money for sealed product
Looking forward to se your display, they deserved, thank you for sharing:))
Nice collection. Foxbody mustangs are where it’s at. I started collecting all M2 mustangs. Gotta #luvdemstangs
Awesome video that Fairlawn is awesome
amazing, beautiful collection brother 👍👍👍👍👍👍
At 24:31 you showed the plum crazy 1970 Dodge Super Bee. I just bought this same color car but not in the box package, it is in the blister pack, but still screwed to the same base. I was browsing thru the autorama indoor car show here in Detroit first weekend of march and a man had so many die cast on the table but the super bee caught my eye for only $3. So what is the difference between the traditional hot wheels style blister packaging and the box stuff with a clear lid that snaps over the display?
I so wanna rip the super bee out of package and put it with others already opened but curious who thinks what about it and would it be worth more in the box package?
The m2 in the blister cards aren't the same quality as the ones that comes in the transparent display boxes and usually worth less. They do not have opening parts and have a plastic base instead of metal. Unless it's a chase car, I don't think it will lose much value out of the blister.
@@TheKingRacer007 I never knew that! Good to know. The blister cars are $5 here at Walmart and the plastic boxed ones are $6.88. I never really considered they had differences though, I figured you were just paying for the display case!
@@NigelHeadsThe Price difference here in Canada is more obvious. Personaly I prefer the ones that comes in the transparent display cases, I think the price/quality ratio is way better for what you get. I am debating on selling the blister carded m2s I have. They just feel cheap in hand and less detailed overall. The blister cards m2 are 6.95$ and the display case ones 9.99$ at Walmart.
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Nice Collection of M2. I have over 💯 box’s M2 Mopar muscle cars mostly. Don’t really like the clamshell cards but thinking in buying some just to opened them.
I also have a big collection of M2. I really enjoy them. They all look so realalistic
Simplemente hermosos!! Felicitaciones!!
Beautiful 😍
I have a lot of the same Auto-thentics in their display cases.The VW Beetle is one of my favorites from M2 so I have quite a few including a raw chase I scored at Walmart.
I'm new here so I saw the General Lee in the intro so I kept watching.👍
Nice
Own tons of M2s and agree second to none in detail at 1/64 You need to display them, I have now about a 10X7 wall with nothing but muscle cars mounted in there plastic. Over 400
Can you do a video of you just saying CocaCola that would be great thx
I just started collecting myself I know a bit of them but don’t know how how I know is got a rare one ?
m2 have differents sorts of chases. They always come with a chrome sticker and special decorations. You have 3 main categories (750 pts, 500 pts and 250pts) but you can also find 300 pts chase. The rarest one (250) will have a non painted raw metal body while the most ''common'' ones will have chrome painted wheels and interiors)
@@TheKingRacer007 when you say 750pts 500pts where do I find that ? I’m looking at my cars and don’t see one
very nice collection, I've only ever had 1 M2 model when I was little and now that I'm into collecting hot wheels and stuff I may purchase some of these. Any chance that you may know if it's possible or where to buy a factory sealed case of them?
2 years and nobody replied. Well here's a 2 year later guy saying that Wal-Mart is your best bet.
Nice collection.i noticed the paints do you costom paint models.?
I love these M2 cars!! you have all the bests,,can i buy they in 2019??
Every M2 I've ever bought had problem.
every chase a see is has gold ring is identification
What so speacial about chase models? How can u tell one is?
''Chase cars'' are very limited production models insert into regular mixes. What make thems special is their rarity and their unique look (gold rims and bumpers, raw body, colored wheels,etc). A chase model can be only 500 pieces, compare to the regular one, wich is 9000 pieces worldwide for exemple.
Where do you find them in Canada. Having trouble finding them in Ontario
I take them out of the packages.
You need a drag strip. And a bigger highway two highway. My Whittie shortline train. With tomica track. My Whittie shortline train have all wooden version of all train in real life. The also got the one from fast and furious
You need some 1/64 scale figures
Hi. I do not know where in Canada your located, but I am in South Western Ontario.we use to have the premium M2(in arcyrlic cases) but for some reason Walmart discontinued them, we still have the auto driver's series.
Hi, l'm located in your Eastern neighbour province, Quebec. Here our walmarts have a decent selections of m2 but inventory varies from a store to another.
I hate the little cheap packaged ones with no case
I agree. If i were to buy m2 it would have to be there premium line. I mostly buy greenlight.
What's it's mean if they have white rims but red paint , anything? Was only one out of 15 .
Great video my friend and thank you
Marcus in Victoria BC
🚗🇨🇦
I have M2 Machines 1959 Cadillac Eldorado. It's way too big compared to other 1:64's. It's as big as Norev's Mercedes Renntransporter (a flatbed truck).
Well M2 are like Autoworld. They are true 1/64 scale. If you take a vintage 1/1 scale 1959 Eldorado and put it next to a real flatbed truck you will see that the Caddy is ridiculously long. Norev castings have differents scale, just like Majorette. But they are ''matchboxe'' scaled models (around 1/60s scale)
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Can you open them?
Hellou
Anyone that can tell me about some M2 cars kits that I have?
Hallo
What scale are the boxed cars
....wat are you waiting for to take them out of the package...they ain't doing any good stored in a cardboard box all there life..you hav a nice collection but ritenow it's jus cardboard nd plastic...your not takin anything wit you wen you go to dat great diecast convention in the sky nd sumone else is goin to enjoy your collection dat you wasted your hard earned money nd time on..
I have hundreds of diecast and never have taken one out of package and I never will
@@bobsilver3983 nd datz nobody's fault but yours now wen you leave this earth you ain't taking non of it wit you nd sumone else is goin to take'em out of package nd enjoy them more than you did...nd dat sumone didn't hav to spend any time, money or effort in getting any of them..
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