Oxford Diecast

Introducing the epitome of automotive excellence, our exclusive Limited Edition Chrysler Centenary Diecast Collection! Celebrating 100 years of Chrysler innovation and ingenuity, each meticulously...

Studebaker joins the Oxford 1:87 scale series with a 1950s version of a car that had been launched in 1939, was halted in 1942 and and re-emerged after the war, going on until the mid 1950s. We are...

The Plymouth Savoy Sedan decorated in a delicate pale blue with contrasting dark grey interior. It hails from Connecticut with number 236.847 in 1959. The Savoy name is printed in silver on the upper...

The Pontiac GTO was one of the most successful cars to emerge from the General Motors stable, launching in 1963 and remaining in production until 1974, selling 97,000 vehicles over the four...

Oxford’s Packard Clipper is a replica of a car built by the Packard Motor Company (and later by Studebaker-Packard), spanning the years between 1941-1942; 1946-1947; and latterly 1953-1957...

The Oldsmobile 88 was marketed by the company from 1949 to 1999 and was one of its best selling brands throughout that period. The company was part of General Motors and the 88 was affectionately...

Celebrating American Ford, the 1964 Ford Country Sedan in the Oxford 1:87 series. This station wagon classification was as a full-size station wagon, initially 2-door or 4-door. It featured plain...

In real life, the Chevrolet Nomad which Chevrolet (General Motors) classed as a two-door sport wagon did not last very long in production, first appearing in 1955. Our Oxford model is based on the...

Die cast model features smooth paint, accurate colors and appropriate details.

The Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Coupé St. Regis from 1955 in a glorious two-tone colour scheme of bright red with white roof and bonnet, separated by a line of horizontal chrome work...

General Motors originally introduced the Impala under the Chevrolet Bel Air branding but such was its appeal and different look, it became a brand in its own right, fittingly so as the company...

Chevrolet used the name Greenbrier for two separate vehicles. The first was a 6-9 passenger window van based on the Corvair ‘95’ panel van. It is on this model that Oxford have based the...

Chrysler produced their high performance 300 series for 10 years between 1955 and 1965, aimed at the luxury market, during which time its sleek lines and vibrant colour schemes were highly popular...

This HO Scale 1963-1970 Chevrolet Corvair Coupe from Oxford Diecast features a die cast metal body, window glazing, interior seats and realistic decoration. This little sports car is great for adding...

The Plymouth Barracuda, a marque manufactured by Plymouth (Chrysler) between 1964 and 1974. Oxford has tooled up the model which represents the first generation of the Barracuda from 1964-1966. The...

The Nash Rambler, introduced in 1950, was seen as the first successful modern American compact car and established a new segment in their car market. It also represented the idea of a small but...

The 1965 Mustang was designed by the company’s in-house design team and from start to finish, the design, development and production was completed in a record 18 months. The result was...

Hailing from Florida, Sunshine State as number 12W 2023, the 1:87 scale 1956 Continental Mk II from Oxford’s American series represents the ultra-luxurious 2-door coupé manufactured as their...

Brand new to Oxford’s American Classic series is the exciting introduction from the Henry Ford stable of post-war motoring extravaganza – the Ford Fairlane. This era of American cars saw the results...

The American Dodge B-1B pickup manufactured by Dodge (Chrysler) between 1948 and 1953,was a ½ ton truck standard with a 95hp flathead straight-six engine and 3-speed manual gearbox, classed as a...