1932 Cadillac V16 Sport Phaeton "Mr. Monopoly" Diecast Car

In 1935, unemployed heating engineer Charles B. Darrow struck it rich with a new board game. Based on The Landlord's Game that was designed and patented by Lizzie G. Magie in 1904, Darrow adapted the concept and sold it to the Parker Brothers along with the design for its dapper mascot...Mr. Monopoly! The Parker Brothers brought the game to homes across the country, and then around the world. The well-to-do Mr. Monopoly mascot has become a familiar symbol of wealth and luxury to generations of players. So, there’s no better car for him to tool around Park Place in than the luxurious Cadillac V16 Sport Phaeton. Now, you can ride around with him in this 1932 Cadillac V16 Sport Phaeton Mr. Monopoly Diecast Car, proudly presented by The Hamilton Collection. This automotive masterpiece is precision-engineered to 1:18 scale and captures the incredible details of the original.

Lavishly recreating the original car's design, this 1:18-scale diecast car sports a dual-hinged butterfly hood that opens to reveal the wired and plumbed 452 cubic inch V16 engine. Remove the hardtop and open the hinged side doors to view the luxurious interior with sleek dash, elegant ivory tones and plush carpeting. This Monopoly collectible boasts a high-gloss paint finish with full-color licensed graphics on the doors, hood and trunk carrier, all familiar images from the classic Monopoly board game. Cadillac's iconic winged goddess hood ornament sits atop the brilliant chrome-look grille. Other authentic details include poseable front wheels, dual windshields and two spare tires encased in chrome-look covers. Your collectible tribute even comes with a 4-inch Mr. Monopoly figurine featuring the tycoon sitting atop a die and holding a bag of money. Strong demand is expected, so don't wait. Order now!