Lot 335:
A Pair of Precision Model Cars featuring a 1932 Ford V-8 Roadster and 1941 Cadillac Fleetwood
Sold for: $25
Description
This lot consists of two high-detail precision model cars, attributed to the Danbury Mint or Franklin Mint, representing classic American automotive designs. The first model is a 1932 Ford V-8 Roadster constructed with a die-cast metal body finished in dark navy blue with black fenders and gold pinstriping. It features opening doors, a dual-hinged butterfly hood revealing a detailed V-8 engine compartment, and a tan interior. The car is mounted on white wall tires with yellow wire-spoke wheels, and the hubcaps are marked with the number 8. Identifying marks include a Ford script on the radiator, a chrome V8 emblem on the grille, and a rear license plate reading 1932. The second model is a 1941 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 60 Special with a die-cast metal body in gloss black and a brown interior. It features extensive chrome-plated components, including side louvers, window surrounds, and a Flying Goddess hood ornament. The model displays Fleetwood script on the front fenders, a Cadillac crest on the hood, and a 1941 license plate. It is equipped with white wall tires featuring red-accented rims.
Condition report:
The 1932 Ford Roadster is in very good to excellent condition, appearing complete with no visible damage or missing major external parts. The 1941 Cadillac Fleetwood is in damaged and incomplete condition; the front axle assembly and both front wheels are detached from the chassis, along with several loose black plastic chassis and suspension components. Both items are sold without original packaging or certificates of authenticity.
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