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$14.99
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Bring back memories of classic vans with this 1965 Ford Econoline die-cast truck. This detailed 1:64 scale model, made by Castline and branded M2 Machines, captures the boxy design of the Econoline in a cool green finish. Whether you’re a fan of vintage vehicles or just appreciate classic style, this die-cast truck adds a neat touch to any collection.
Brand New in the Box:
You can feel good about both your purchase and the environment! This pre-loved die-cast truck is new and never been opened, arriving in its original box. By choosing pre-loved, you’re making a smart choice and giving a cool piece of history a new home in your collection.
A Blast from the Past:
The 1965 Ford Econoline was a popular choice for families and businesses alike. This die-cast model accurately reflects the original design, featuring the familiar square shape and chrome details. The classic green paint job adds a touch of nostalgia, thus making this model a conversation starter for anyone who remembers these iconic vans.
Small But Detailed:
Even though it’s a small scale (1:64), this die-cast truck is packed with detail. Its compact size makes it easy to display on a shelf, in a cabinet, or even use it to create a miniature car scene. No matter how you choose to show it off, this Econoline is sure to turn heads.
More Than Just a Model:
When you buy this 1965 Ford Econoline die-cast truck from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re doing more than just adding to your collection. You’re also supporting our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. Father Joe’s Villages works hard to help people experiencing homelessness get back on their feet.
Condition: Pre-owned, new in unopened box
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