Vehicles

This layout-ready 1957 Dodge D100 Sweptside Pick Up Truck from Oxford Diecast features a die cast metal body, window glazing, interior seats and realistic decoration. This Dodge pickup is great for adding detail to your HO Scale streets.

This layout-ready 1957 (Black, Turquoise) Dodge D100 Sweptside Pick Up Truck from Oxford Diecast features a die cast metal body, window glazing, interior seats and realistic decoration. This Dodge pickup is great for adding detail to your HO Scale streets.

This layout-ready 1957 Dodge D100 Sweptside Pick Up Truck from Oxford Diecast features a die cast metal body, window glazing, interior seats and realistic decoration. This Dodge pickup is great for adding detail to your HO Scale streets.

This is the Limited Edition 1/87 (HO) Scale 1957 Chevrolet Cameo Pickup Truck (Golden Yellow) Assembled by Classic Metal Works.

This is the HO Scale 1957-1965 Ebony, Stainless Steel Cadillac Eldorado Brougham - Assembled by Oxford Diecast.

This is the HO Scale 1957-1965 Dakota Red, Stainless Steel Cadillac Eldorado Brougham - Assembled by Oxford Diecast.

Introduced in 1959, these buses were popular with transit agencies across North America. Many of these veterans still haul passengers in city service or for private operators. This layout-ready vehicle features a finely detailed plastic body, interior, clear window glazing, authentic paint and printed graphics and realistic chrome-finished parts where appropriate.

Introduced in 1959, these buses were popular with transit agencies across North America. Many of these veterans still haul passengers in city service or for private operators. This layout-ready vehicle features a finely detailed plastic body, interior, clear window glazing, authentic paint and printed graphics and realistic chrome-finished parts where appropriate.

Introduced in 1959, these buses were popular with transit agencies across North America. Many of these veterans still haul passengers in city service or for private operators. This layout-ready vehicle features a finely detailed plastic body, interior, clear window glazing, authentic paint and printed graphics and realistic chrome-finished parts where appropriate.

Introduced in 1959, these buses were popular with transit agencies across North America. Many of these veterans still haul passengers in city service or for private operators. This layout-ready vehicle features a finely detailed plastic body, interior, clear window glazing, authentic paint and printed graphics and realistic chrome-finished parts where appropriate.

This 1959 Pontiac Bonneville from Oxford Diecast features a die cast metal body, window glazing, interior seats and realistic decoration. This Pontiac is great for adding detail to your early diesel-era HO Scale street scenes.

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Deluxe Lighted - Boston MBTA #6025 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals Deluxe models also feature: • Interior lighting • Working headlights and tail lights • Illuminated front destination sign • Painted seatback handrails • Two-tone seats (where appropriate) A 12V DC power supply is required to power the lighting (not included).

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Deluxe Lighted - DC Transit #5717 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals Deluxe models also feature: • Interior lighting • Working headlights and tail lights • Illuminated front destination sign • Painted seatback handrails • Two-tone seats (where appropriate) A 12V DC power supply is required to power the lighting (not included).

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Deluxe Lighted - Assembled - Detroit DSR #2061 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals Deluxe models also feature: • Interior lighting • Working headlights and tail lights • Illuminated front destination sign • Painted seatback handrails • Two-tone seats (where appropriate) A 12V DC power supply is required to power the lighting (not included).

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Deluxe Lighted - Assembled - Ottawa OC Transpo #8004 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals Deluxe models also feature: • Interior lighting • Working headlights and tail lights • Illuminated front destination sign • Painted seatback handrails • Two-tone seats (where appropriate) A 12V DC power supply is required to power the lighting (not included).

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Deluxe Lighted - Pittsburgh (Port Authority) #2476 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals Deluxe models also feature: • Interior lighting • Working headlights and tail lights • Illuminated front destination sign • Painted seatback handrails • Two-tone seats (where appropriate) A 12V DC power supply is required to power the lighting (not included).

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Standard - Detroit DSR #2045 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals

1959-1986 GM New Look/Fishbowl Bus - Standard - Assembled - Detroit DSR #2061 The New Look Bus was the face of North American public transit in the latter half of the 20th century, with over 45,000 built between 1959 and 1986. Everyone remembers the New Look, also known as the "Fishbowl" bus. This model of the New Look Bus is scanned from the real thing. This first release model comes with double-stream rear exit doors. Features include: • Correct tubular profile • Full interior including separate seats with seatback handrails and grooved flooring • Etched-metal interior stanchions and stamped-metal handrail • Steerable front wheels • Rubber tires • Printed “metal” window frames • Printed windshield gaskets (silver or black, as appropriate) • Double-stream rear exit doors (first time ever in a mass-produced New Look model!) • Three kinds of bumper (steel, water jug and REAL rubber) • Standee windows or sheet metal panel as appropriate • Optional air conditioning housing with etched-metal fan cover • Optional etched-metal advertisement frames • Optional rear window air intakes and high level exhaust • Optional roof hatches, Sinclair antenna, microwave antenna, and cellular/wifi antenna • Multiple route/destination decals • Some liveries include licence plate decals