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From their release,
"Volvo 1800 ESC Viking Coggiola in two different colors (red #60037 and white #60104) from our distribution line “Avenue 43”."
In August, from their "TRACTORISM. The Schlüter S 450 with silver plough (red #90151 and green #90152)"
And these new releases;
The Porsche Tempo Mikafa Sport camper
The VW VLK
The Buick Goodyear Airwheel
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
A Porsche camper? A Goodyear air wheel, promotional Buick? These are very interesting models...typical Auto Cult fair. Very cool! 😎
As usual with Auto Cult, a great assortment of the weird and wonderful. Always a few to catch interest. Thanks JK.
@david-green, I agree. They have an amazing ability to develop some of the most obscure subjects. Don't they? A Volvo 1800 ESC Viking Coggiola? Not a car we're familiar with over here in the States. So, they keep it interesting. And they do really great work. Each of their models is a little jewel.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Looks like AutoCult is getting all my money! These are right in my collecting vein.
Yeah, and as I mentioned in an other post, I have their Gas Turbine truck already in my possession.
Look at the way they handled packaging this model.
Perfect !
And by the way, if you are missing parts, just contact them.....
Where have we heard that before ?
Extremely nice (and offbeat) all of them ! I would like to see the airplane that Goodyear air wheel fits on .....
One could display it next to their "Zippo Chrysler" and Oscar-Mayer Wienermobile. 😏
What Zippo Chrysler?
@randyrusk Vitesse announced the Zippo Chrysler a couple decades back. But they never made it. But don't forget that AutoCult made this too:
@randyrusk If I remember correctly, that pic is a well-done reproduction. The original was abandoned decades ago. Here's a few vintage photos....and yes, it would make an interesting model.



















