1:24-Scale 1941 Oliver Diecast Pickup With Rubber Tires

Since 1929, the Oliver Farm Equipment Company has been the farmer’s go-to manufacturer for tillage and planting tools, as well as harvesting machines and tractors. In 1937, another American brand, Plymouth, was also helping farmers carry the load with its introduction of lightweight trucks. Its first-ever pickup was a clone of a Dodge truck and was dubbed the 1937 PT50. This model would go through various upgrades until its final year of production in 1941 with the PT125, a restyled pickup with chrome trim on the grille and rare fender-mounted headlamps. Together Oliver and Plymouth were 2 brands that were among the early innovators in helping to further the prosperity of the American farmer. Now, you can showcase a nostalgic tribute to both reliable brands with the 1:24-Scale 1941 Oliver Plymouth Diecast Truck presented by The Hamilton Collection. Manufactured by SpecCast under license with Oliver and Plymouth, it's a quintessential American tribute!

This 1:24-scale diecast truck is an impressive 7-inches long and is meticulously crafted with strict attention to detail. The rugged pickup truck model features expert die-cast metal construction, finely tooled details and a rich hand-painted, high-gloss Oliver green showroom finish. The opening hood, tailgate and side doors showcasing a spacious interior, real rubber rolling tires mounted on metal rims, and fender-mounted headlamps make this a distinctive collectible. The official Oliver logos add an authentic finishing touch. Strong demand is expected for this Oliver Farm Equipment Company collectible, so don't delay. Order now!