Oxford Diecast Dodge D100 Sweptside Pick Up 1957 Tropical Coral and Glacie 1:87 Scale

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The Dodge D100 is in real life quite a rare beast. The US car manufacturer Chrysler had launched their Dodge series of post-war pickup trucks in the 1950s with B and C series lettering. The D series was introduced in 1957 under the Sweptside pickup title and was proposed as a direct competitor to Chevrolet's Cameo Carrier. Unfortunately it never caught on and ceased production in 1959 following an estimated meagre run of just over 1000 vehicles. In some respects it was considered ahead of its time but some of its features were taken from existing Dodge off the shelf vehicle parts. In addition,

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Oxford Diecast Dodge D100 Sweptside Pick Up 1957 Tropical Coral and Glacie 1:87 Scale

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