Diecast model of the 1928 Chevy series AB Roadster in 1:34 scale. | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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Diecast model of the 1928 Chevy series AB Roadster in 1:34 scale.

This is a nicely detailed diecast model of a 1928 Chevy roadster. The model has rubber tires, opening doors, opening hood and opening rumble seat. The add on details are well done. The model has an overall length over the bumpers of 5 inches and a wheelbase of 3-1/4 inches. According to Wikepedia the prototype has a 107 inch wheelbase. Although the scale of the model is NOT marked on the casting a comparison with the prototype data indicates that it might be 1:34 scale. Produced by the National Motor Museum.

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Here is the 1928 Chevy roadster in a blue paint scheme.

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