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Shipping/Handling in the U.S.48 states is $11.95 for each shipment, from one item to six items. This is based on 1/18th scale die cast models.
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All diecast models and items are 1/18th scale unless noted.

Pontiac Firebird

Item # 401
Bill Knafels' Tin Indian
1967 Pontiac Firebird Drag Car
by Lane Exact Detail


 

Description:
William J. Knafel grew up in South Akron, Ohio and graduated from
Central High School in 1945. A prominent Akron Pontiac dealer,
 Knafel embraced drag racing from the beginning. NHRA, NASCAR,
 IHRA and AHRA - he was the force behind the fearsome
 Pontiac "Tin Indians" and several other renowned cars. Knafel also
did early testing for Pontiac's GTO and Trans Am programs.
As a race team owner, Bill's 200-plus national and world
 championships have yet to be surpassed by any stock
 class drag racing team.
Over the years there were 42 Pontiacs in the "Tin Indian" family.

 Special features included heavy-duty engine components,
hood scoops and air cleaner. Traction Bars,
1:18th scale diecast metal body and subframe
Approximate dimensions 10" long X 4" wide
Full opening body panels
Photo-etched grille with Lucas driving lamps
Detailed interior headliner, Nylon fabric seatbelts,
Shoulder Harnesses, Rotating driveshaft, Steel fuel lines ,
Emergency brake cables
 

Item # 404
1968 Pontiac Firebird R/A Green
by Lane Exact Detail

Description:
Designed in less than six months, the Firebird was started
after and built on the same platform as the Camaro.
The Firebird name was borrowed
from a series of experimental gas turbine cars built by
 GM in the 1950's and 60's.
The 1968 model Firebirds were marketed as a line
of cars - five "packages" of various engines and options.
The top of the line Firebird for 1968
was the Ram Air 400, as replicated here.
 Special features included heavy-duty engine components,
hood scoops and air cleaner.
1:18th scale diecast metal body and subframe
Approximate dimensions 10" long X 4" wide
Full opening body panels
Photo-etched grille with Lucas driving lamps
Detailed interior headliner, Nylon fabric seatbelts,
Shoulder Harnesses, Rotating driveshaft, Steel fuel lines ,
Emergency brake cables
 

Item # 409
1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Convertible Black
by Lane Exact Detail

Description:
The Pontiac Firebird was introduced by Pontiac Motor Division
on February 23, 1967. It could be purchased as a coupe or convertible.
 Five basic engines were available:
two overhead cam six cylinders, two 326 V8's, and one 400 V8.
 Pontiac promoted the Firebirds as the Magnificent Five.
All 1967 Firebirds were available with standard and custom
interior trim options. Magazine editors road tested several of
 the 1967 Firebirds when they were first released.
One well known magazine tested a 400 convertible with
 automatic transmission and a 3.08 axle. Performance
 was charted 15.4 seconds and 92 miles per hour for the
quarter mile. The Exact Detail version comes equipped with
a 400 V8 engine, automatic transmission, Rally II wheels,
standard Parchment interior, hood-mounted tachometer,
auxiliary gauge cluster, custom sport steering wheel, AM/FM radio, rear-mount antennae, and custom dual exhaust tips.
If you look closely, you can even see a scaled AC logo on oil
 filter and tire change instructions on trunk underside. Other
 notable features include steel fuel and brake lines, fully wired
and plumbed engine compartment, fiber covered floor boards,
 folding front seats, positional sun visors and operational steering.

 Special features included heavy-duty engine components,
hood scoops and air cleaner.
1:18th scale diecast metal body and subframe
Approximate dimensions 10" long X 4" wide
Full opening body panels
Photo-etched grille with Lucas driving lamps
Detailed interior headliner, Nylon fabric seatbelts,
Shoulder Harnesses, Rotating driveshaft, Steel fuel lines ,
Emergency brake cables
 

Item # 410
1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Convertible
Hurst Edition
by Lane Exact Detail

Description:
 An Exact Detail Exclusive - Each of these Firebird replicas has been personally signed by Linda Vaughn!
The original Tyrol Blue 1967 Firebird convertible had a black interior and
 was equipped with the torquey 400 cubic inch V8 coupled to a Turbo 400 automatic transmission and a limited slip rear end.
The car rode on special Hurst spoked mag wheels and red line tires.
 The body was adorned with graphics depicting the distinctive
Hurst Armed Forces Club logo and banners proclaiming
the winner of the "Date at Daytona 500" contest.
 One lucky G.I. was plucked from Viet Nam and flown thousands of
miles to Daytona, Florida. ADJ3 Leonard Hobbs was named the
 Grand Prize winner in one of Hurst Performance's most famous promotions,
conducted in conjunction with The Defenders, Hurst Armed Forces Club
and the Hurst Performance Report. The prize: a chance to drive a brand new,
not yet introduced 1967 Pontiac Firebird convertible for the week leading up
to the Daytona 500, and use it for a date with Linda Vaughn.

ONLY 696 of these made and issued worldwide.