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$14.99
1 in stock
Embrace the spirit of adventure with this 1973 Chevy K5 Blazer die-cast truck. This detailed 1:64 scale model, crafted by Castline and branded M2 Machines, captures the iconic design of the K5 Blazer in a classic red finish. Whether you’re a fan of off-road vehicles or simply appreciate timeless design, this die-cast truck is a perfect addition to any collection.
Unopened and Ready for Display:
Embrace smart collecting with this die-cast model. Arriving new in its original unopened box, this K5 Blazer is pristine and ready to be shown off alongside other treasured collectibles.
A Symbol of Adventure:
The 1973 Chevy K5 Blazer was a pioneer in the world of sport utility vehicles. And this die-cast model faithfully replicates the original design. It features the boxy lines and rugged good looks that made the K5 Blazer a symbol of exploration and adventure. And the classic red paint job adds a timeless touch, making this model a conversation starter for any car enthusiast.
Compact and Versatile:
The 1:64 scale allows for flexible display options. This detailed die-cast truck packs a punch of visual impact. You can showcase it on a shelf, in a cabinet, or even integrate it into a miniature off-road scene.
More Than Just a Collectible:
By purchasing this 1973 Chevy K5 Blazer die-cast truck from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re not just getting a piece of automotive history. You’re also contributing to our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. Father Joe’s Villages provides vital services and programs that help individuals and families transition out of homelessness and build brighter futures.
Condition: Pre-owned, new in unopened in box
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