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[Closed] Victory Models - in general, what are they worth in mint condition?

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(@whodeytink)
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Victory Models - in general, what are they worth in mint condition?



   
(@Dillon Taylor)
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Depends on the particular model. Buicks are not worth much. Nashes are probably the most valuable...

The other cars fall somewhere in between.

Why do you ask?



   
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Are you talking about the early 50s British plastic models??...(PIC)

I have a few relatively large plastic (with metal trim)models of Austins, Triumphs, Vauxhalls, Morris etc., made by VICTORY MODELS in Britain, that were considered quite advanced models in their day...probably about 1/18 scale. Oh, yeah, they also made a Conveyancer Fork-lift model.
The company unfortunately used acetate plastic so many of the bodies and windows have warped a bit over the years..much like early promos.

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(@whodeytink)
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Dillon - I see a nice Checker taxi I like but have no idea if the price is right.



   
(@Dillon Taylor)
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Link / eBay item number / or picture please?



   
(@whodeytink)
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Here it is............

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360345650802&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT



   
(@whodeytink)
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No. Diecast by CCC France.



   
 JKV
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LaFamilia was a slightly less detailed version of VMs. This one is probably a $125-$150 model.

They can go for more though. Victory Models were very well finished but delicate. Go for it Mark!



   
(@Dillon Taylor)
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They're actually resin.



   
(@marmon16)
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Nash

Don't know the value but I have the LaFamilia 1947 Nash Ambassador Trunk back sedan. A definite keeper. If you find one in good condition go for it,very nice detail. I imagine the Ambassador woodie is the value leader.



   
(@Dick Browne)
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The Checker sold for a very reasonable $82.



   
Chris Sweetman
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That is an impressive collection Clifford and ....

interesting that the Austin is LHD.

Chris


Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK


   
(@karl)
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Great picture of great classics - read about them long ago in Model Collector but never seen any!



   
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