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(@michaeldetorrice)
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This is a 1/64 scale customized Ford 2-door coupe in a matte brick-red color with white flames from Maisto. I got this many years ago and it looks terrific. These quick phone-camera snaps show hood opens to reveal a custom and chromed engine. The 1:1 would be a perfect cruiser for a warm summer night !

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(@perrone1)
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That is just as cool as it can be. Man, 1/64th is up and coming and HOT!!



   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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It is ! Some nice and quite detailed diecast model cars are being done. 1/64 and even H.O. scale are usually very space and budget saving replicas.



   
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(@grockwood)
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I like colors on the car.  I had forgot Maisto made 1/64th and found that I have some. I don't have the 37 but have a couple of 36 Ford.

1936 Ford coupe satin black with green fenders All Stars Red

 

1936 Ford coupe silver with  black fenders All Stars Red
2004 Ford F150 red Fire Department truck and trailer


   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Those look superb and Maisto did a fine job on these 1/64 diecast replicas ! '36-'37 Ford coupes make excellent stock or custom vehicles.



   
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(@bob-jackman)
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Mike I like your 37. For some reason I don't remember Maisto making 1/64 scale cars but then there's a lot I don't remember.



   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Bob, I guess I don't really remember their 1/64 line either, lol ! But, it is an up and coming part of the diecast market (beyond and in addition to HotWheels) and Maisto would see a good benefit to this segment of the hobby/pastime.



   
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