Majorette Collection 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Car, Rubber Tyres, Detailed Printed, Movable Parts, 14 Years+ - Blue Freeoffer

14 Years+, Product Length 15 cm, Metal body, robust protective frame, movable parts

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Key Features:

Icons Of Automotive History - The Majorette Collection celebrates legendary car models from 1955 to 2005 - for all car enthusiasts who love genuine classics and the spirit of bygone eras.
Premium Quality On A Scale Of 1:64 - metal chassis, rubber tires, printed mirrors, separately inserted headlights and individually designed rims ensure maximum authenticity in the smallest of spaces.
Showcase Included - All miniatures are officially licensed models in iconic colors and are stylishly presented in a stackable transparent box with high-quality, matt blister card.

Product Description:

Bring fast-paced off-road fun to playtime with the Dickie Bass Ripper. This eye-catching monster truck-style toy car features a bold red and black design with large all-terrain rubber tires and a pull-back motor that sends it racing forward with just one quick release. Public retailer listings consistently describe it as a pull-back vehicle with light and sound effects, making it a fun choice for kids who enjoy action-packed vehicle play.

Specifications:

Brand - Majorette

Type - Car

Age - 14 Years+

Product Length - 15 cm

Items Included In The Package:

1 Car

1 Showcase

Product ID:e3a6bae00b1f6

Brand Information

Even little kids are fascinated by cars – especially cars with irresistible designs like Majorette's toy versions. Whether it's a realistic 1:64 scale model car complete with suspension and doors that really open, or garages or gorgeous playsets – with Majorette it's always love at first sight. The first Majorette cars come on the market, and in 1967 the firm changes its name from Rail-Route to Majorette. Soon it has the largest turnover of any French model car manufacturer. Production initially takes place in France, and later also in Portugal. In 2010 the Majorette brand becomes part of the SIMBA DICKIE GROUP.