Truck Sunday! Today we have a GAC GoNow MJL pickup truck. The front doors, hood, tailgate, suspension are functional, and the front wheels are steerable. 

Workhorse Monday! To celebrate Labor Day, let’s show a Dodge Ram panel van from First Gear. The front doors, side doors, and rear barn doors are functional. Enjoy the long weekend!

Flame Tuesday! Here we have a 1949 Ford Custom Coupe from Danbury Mint. The curly flame is nicely done. Highly recommended!

I have the Curly Flame Ford and agree it is so precisely done. That First Gear Dodge is a beauty. Thanks Lu.

Ahead Of Its Time Wednesday! Today we have a 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO from Jouef Evolution. Too bad that they didn't make more 1/24^th scale cars. Enjoy!

Acquired that after many years of searching. Great model.

Golden Thursday! Here we have a 1964 Aston Martin DB5 Bond car from Danbury Mint. The model is feature-rich, and the gold version is shiny for sure 😊 

That gold Aston is really difficult to photograph. Still, I'd like one.

I have the silver one and never knew the gold one existed until now. Thanks for posting lu.

I have the silver bond one and this gold one.  I’m 95% sure that’s it’s 24k gold plated and it came with its own display case and wooden base with name plate.  It’s definitely a stand alone piece.  These have sold in the past for $550/$800+ but I think they’ve come down a bit.  Nice model though! 

Football Friday! Today we have a 1967 Austin Big John Mazmanian Gasser from Design Studio/Motor City USA. The actual car was nicknamed "Football" for its unique look.

Cobra Saturday! on the 20^th anniversary of 9/11, let’s take a look at a sample set from Franklin Mint. The three Cobras are finished in red, white, and blue to represent the flag of the United States of America. FM decorated the red and blue with #98 on the hood and doors. The white car has a personal message on the hood from Mr. Carroll Shelby and his signature on the trunk lid. The set came with a wooden display, a metal carrying case, a booklet, and a large aluminum “Franklin Mint Prototype” sign.  

This is a toy car forum, so I don’t want to derive too far; however, let’s all do something kind today to honor the victims and their loved ones.  

Big Wing Sunday! Today we have a 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Pro Street from Danbury Mint. It is relatively hard to find. Enjoy!

Sample Monday! Here we have a black and silver 1932 Auburn 8-100A Custom Eight Speedster color sample from Automodello. Enjoy! 

thats nice. Colour works really well. Sure miss our club cars.