1/18 Diecast cars left to me from my dad. Very detailed!!
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- Taking a look at some of the diecast cars that were left to me from my dad after he passed away back in 2017. He would be thrilled to know they would be on here!
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Very nice set of diecast. Sorry you lost your Dad. Lost my dad in 1974. He loved cars & trucks just like your Dad. Great memories.👍
Thanks John
Your dad had great taste in cars 👍🇦🇺
Good for you my friend. Love the yellow Lincoln.
Thanks Randy!!
Those are very nice Matt!
Thanks Tim
Nice collection - it's good to hold onto the things your close relatives held dear and I'm sure they have a high sentimental value.
Yes please show them all.
Great looking bunch of Diecast your dad left you. He had a good taste in cars.
Thanks Jim!!
Ossum cool vintage car made of metal ....very detailed ....well made I to have collection of classic cars .....that are all from hot wheels .....these are bigger scaled so well detailed......wish someday I would have this big collection.....never see so much detailed scale vintage cars before .....the quality of materials are almost real ....
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Oh yeah! I made a previous comment about the '56 Mercury and then later saw the Falcon. My 2nd car w-a-y back in '69 was one of these. A 1963 1/2 Ford Falcon Sprint with bucket seats & a 260 cu. in. V-8. Long gone but never forgotten!
Very nice and sentimental to you something to remember your dads interests ware too. when here b4 his passing. great memories theyd be for u and to hand down to ur children in many years to come, 👍
Great collection of scale models by your dad.
Happy Father’s Day to all Father’s out there!!!
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Very cool collection my friend!!
Thanks Jason!!
Those are nice die cast models you got there, thankfully you have the room to display them.
Thanks David!!
The continental kit swings out
Those are awesome diecast's. Thanks. Ron
Awesome die casts
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Awesome collection!! And ur correct....being a bachelor, u can decorate any way u want!!!
Very, very nice build wow I love it nice video Matthew 👌👋👍👍
Nicely detailed die cast cars..... I have a few die cast cars in various scales in my collection....
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Lincolns solid rear glass folded down in back!
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Your Dad had great taste, beautiful cars, can't wait for the rest and it would be cool to go over all your models like this. Thanks for the show.
Thanks Gary
I would love to see the rest, probably get 2 more videos out of it. Thank you for sharing , very cool.
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That's when they really knew how to make diecast cars great detail on the 56 . Awesome collection would love to see the rest love your videos thanks for sharing
Nice collection can't wait to see the rest. thanks for sharing
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Nice collection!!! Something you can always cherish from your dad. Some really unique cars!!!
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Thanks for sharing. What a great remembrance of your Dad. Btw cool models
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I saw a pink Lincoln Premiere a few days ago when I was walking in my neighborhood. Quite a surprise. I think my dad’s sister had one of these. The last time I was there was over 60 years ago, but I remember the car.
The Hudsons had a large displacement six-cylinder engine and were fast. Hudson lost market share because they did not have a V-8. Hudson was acquired by Nash Kelvinator Corporation but did not last very long. The last Hudsons were really Nashes with body detail changes. The Nash Metropolitan, or at least the four-cylinder engine they had, was produced by Austin in the U.K. It probably would have been faster than a VW Beetle of the time. The Rambler was the one Nash model that endured. My grandmother had a turquoise three tone 1957 Rambler (it would be a fun car to model if a kit existed) and I had cousins that had several Ramblers in the 1960s and 70s.
Kaiser had a similar fate as they only offered six-cylinder engines. The Kaiser Manhattans in the mid-Fifties were strikingly good looking.
Thanks for sharing the cars with us. They bring back memories of my childhood when these cars were on the road.
Thanks Russ!!
Some beautiful cars you have. Thanks for sharing. Be cool to see the rest. Sorry for your loss.
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Nice👍
Fun video. What caught my attention was the '56 Mercury. At the beginning I was saying to you (duh...as if you could hear me! Kind of like hollering at other drivers on the road!) It's a '56 Mercury.... I have the full size car in my driveway. It's a 2 door hardtop not the convertible but it DOES have the exact same color scheme. Factory Niagra blue and Lauderdale blue. The rest of these cars are awesome. Thanks for showing them!
Very cool!!
Nice collection! All the details and colour combinations of each model can keep your attention for quite awhile. Thanks for showing them to us.
Thanks Mike!!
Those cars are beautiful. Super detailed I love them all. My dad had a few 1/24 scale. I enjoy them very much too👍🤘thanks for sharing
What detail!!!!
Awesome keepsakes from your dad! They dont make stuff like these anymore! The detail is stunning!
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Cool collection!
Thanks Russell!!
Great video, as usual ! :) And yes, please, show us the other die-cast models from your father, including that poor Falcon ! ;-)
Hey Patrick!!
These are some very nice models. Highly detailed. Thank you for sharing these. I really like these.
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Nice video. I’ve always liked the 1/18 die casts, but never really got into buying them because of their size. It’s awesome that those were your Father’s.
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As one who also collects diecast, those are some stunning cars that were passed down to you. My step-grandfather had gave me a bunch over the years, mostly 50s Americana in 1/24 an 18, and none have as much details in those do
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At 28:40 the yellow Oldsmobile I think is the collector's I Love Lucy one with the figurines. Would like to see the rest of them using two hands.👍
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Would love to see the others like the cobra and the Tucker. That would be cool.
Awesome video. Can't wait to see the rest.
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Those are really nice Matthew, it's cool that he had such a wide variety of cars. great video, definitely would be interested in seeing more!
Thanks Jethro!!
I collect die cast too
Man put me the column of love every minute of this video! those cars are unique! Proper opening doors and hood hinges sweet! I inherited some 1/18 from a close friend when he died back in 2015 mostly Ertl's. Not as detailed as your dad's God bless your dad! The Lincoln continental works like a sunliner! Hope it does work had one in 1/25 Franklin mint and the top went into the trunk area I sold it long ago!
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Very Cool! Some interesting useless trivia about that Henry J, a version of it was sold in the Sears catalog. They changed some of the trim and sold it as an Allstate, the same name used on their brand of tires and other automotive products.
The convertible top on that 58 Lincoln is pretty neat. It folds down into that space in front of the trunk. There's a panel that opens up backwards just like the 57-59 Ford retractables and the 60s Tbird convertibles. It also has a roll down rear window like the Mercury Breezeway hardtop.
Hudson and Nash merged to form American Motors (AMC.) When AMC went bankrupt in the 80s it was bought by Chrysler. That's why the Hudson name is licensed by Chrysler.
Very cool!! Thanks
The rag top did go into that compartment before the truck.
omg that dash nash rocked funny dou lub choo scooter oh that is a 1950 hudson hawk
Awesome cars, I wanna see the rest of them. You know I had Lincoln like that and I can tell the trunk is HUGE! whole car is huge, room for the whole family. My car was 1957 Lincoln Premiere, it had Lincoln Y-block engine 368 cid. I had to sell it because my life went down quite a bit. If you like I can send pickture in your facebook
Please do!! That's cool
That car to day new in the box would probably be about from 150 to 450 each very nice thank you .
Absolutely beautiful collection, would you know where your dad got those display case's?
The Hornet looks like a 1949,or '50. They were sometimes mistaken for the "49 Mercury. You notice that the bodies look very similar. Ford aquired Lincolon motor car company sometime around 1929.
Good collection nice cool congratulations ❤😂.
oh wow sweet dou papas cars always rocked see one every so often sometimes often maybe offen ill be dogged luv cooter d
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It does open and back and the top goes back under the part just in front of the trunk.
It is a 1952 Hudson Hornet. Hudson and Nash merged in 1954 to form American Motors. American motors bough Jeep in 1970. Chrysler bought AMC/JEEP in 1988.
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I have a brother who collects these, but I have two l/l8 diecasts, a l96O Ford Starliner and a l96l Desoto. They are detailed, but you can build a l/25 scale kit that's at least as detailed as these.
Matt. The Hudson Hornet came out in 1957. Even back in those days, Ford owned Lincoln.
I love you Chanel keep up the good work
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1. 1956 mercury montclair (sunstar platinum) : working suspensions, opening glove box, opening rear licence plate (gas cap), moveable sunvisors.
2. 1951 kaiser henry j (sunstar platinum) : working suspensions, moveable sunvisors, hood stand.
3. 1958 lincoln continental mark 3 (sunstar platinum) : working suspensions, opening glove box, removable rear fender, moveable sunvisors.
4. 1952 hudson hornet (highway 61) : working suspensions, opening glove box, opening gas cap, moveable sunvisors, rotating driveshaft and radiator fan if you spin rear wheels.
5. 1937 studebaker express pickup (road signature) : no special features.
6. 1963 ford falcon (sunstar) : no special features.
7. 1952 nash ambassador airflyte (sunstar platinum) : working suspensions, moveable sunvisors, moveable wipers.
8. 1956 lincoln premiere (sunstar platinum) : working suspensions, moveable sunvisors, moveable wipers.
Awesome info! Thanks
The Hudson had a straight 8. That engine was actually used in nascar Hudsons back in the day.
The Henry J was also sold by Sears as an Allstate. Could have ordered it right out of the Sears catalog.
The Falcon was a 63 and 1/2.
Very beautiful models.
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The Hudson is a 52 model Hornet, the engine in the real car would be an inline 6 with Twin H Power, the Twin H Power was introduced in 1952, but those cars were built to cruise at 100 mph plus, even before the Twin H model was introduced.
Nice Collection! where did you get the box’s from to put the cars in?
Not sure, my dad bought them.
Your Nash is a '53 Statesman.
My Mom had the real car when
I was very young. Your Hudson
is a '51 Hornet Hollywood. And
yes, your '56 Lincoln ran a 368
cube V-8 and automatic transmission. Hope this helps
you out. I really like your collection. BTW, I DID own a
'59 Lincoln Premier in high school that had a nasty habit of vapor locking on a hot summer
day. Used to see some Henry Is, but the Tinworm got most of
them. Even in the '60s they were considered oddballs. Sears sold the same car as
the Allstate from '52-'55.
Last question I have is who
makes these cars and how do
I get them.
Very cool!!
1952 hudson hornet
I’m looking for a 1946-48 dodge d24 deluxe would you have one
The Henry J guys like to turn those into hot rods then drag race them
Yep!
Be worth more if still in original packaging..boxes...all mine are..about a 100 different ones
Hudson maybe a 52 or 53.
Just think of all the work that went into that?????
Man I thought these would be just the generic die cast from Maisto or Road Max at first. But no, these are the really good and highly detailed models you get from the boutique model car brands like AUTOart. Your father had really good taste in 1/18th die cast models. If you ever want to sell them, do your research first because you really do have collectables on your hands...not cheap stuff.
Ford had owned Lincoln since 1924
Retractable roof.
No sabía lo de tu padre sorry you lost.
22:32 the hudson hornet year is 1951 I think so.