Amazing collection, stronghold! I hope to one day help you build a private museum, that's how much I appreciate your time and space devoted to these! Well, I wouldn't hold my breath for financial assistance, but a guy can sure dream, can't he?

Between yours and Sixcyl's miniatures, the European toy vehicle market has been well served. Keep it up, and don't let anyone tell you differently!

By the way, I'm really not happy with my idea that #24 was a Dodge, that grille is just plain wrong! But perhaps the export Wayfarer was different into the 1950s? Glad that is off my mind!

Cheers 58-Roadmaster ..I appreciate your help and support.!

I've just updated again, adding more cars + also removed all those previously identified (so it's now easier to see what I still need help with)
Thanks for looking

NOTE:- SEE TOP OF PAGE FOR ALL UPDATED PICTURES

#22 is a Alfa Romeo 2900B (1938) available in 1993. http://www.collect-it.de/product_info.php/info/p8470_Alfa202900B%20(1938)%20-20n.%2085.html/XTCsid/3299b469941de71324261322f8385461

#27 Volkswagen LT (possibly, any frontal view available?) http://lkw-infos.eu/vw-lt-alt.htm

#35 IVECO or Magius-Deutz T-Series http://lkw-infos.eu/ol-magirus-t-reihe.htm

#36 Magitus-Deutz, so called "Eckhauber", second generation. http://lkw-infos.eu/ol-magirus-eckhauber-2.htm

#37 Mercedes-Benz "Düsseldorfer" (1967-86) http://lkw-infos.eu/mb-t1.htm

#39 Mercedes-Benz [NG] (1974-88) http://lkw-infos.eu/mb-ng.htm

#44 and #58 CJ-5 by Willys / Kaiser Jeep / AMC (depending on the year)

#60 Ford M20 Greyhound (1943)

Thanks alot Alex ..That's a great help
I'll remove these soon & add more.
Cheers

Just sorted out ..again.! Removed those ID' by Alex + added a couple more and re-organized the list so that the latest additions will now appear at the very top of the page (Making it easier to see what's just been updated)

46 is a ford f series, maybe f-250?

Here they come!

51=Cool piece! Thanks for sharing
9 grille bars means 1950, but convertible could be either Super 56-C or Roadmaster 76-C,
Super 56-C (bumper extensions were optional accessories):

Roadmaster 76-C:

without portholes or side trim, it's up to you to decide! (4 times as many Super convert's were sold than the Roadmaster ones)

61 =I think is the coolest Buick you've got. The body style is called a Sedanette. Depending on the portholes, it could be anything, but I bet it is a 48 or 49.

52 = 52 Buick Super Riviera 2d ht model 56R (side trim does not continue behind rear wheel opening)

53 = Ford C-Series

55= 39 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sport Sedan

bumper matches, and the 36 Ford has a one-piece windscreen

56=53 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery (The 54 grille is wider and wraps below both headlamps)


http://www.cadvision.com/blanchas/54pontiac/pix.html

57 "Passion" should be based on a 51 Mercury 2d coupe (I don't know if they were all sold as Monterey)

32=Autocar or some defunct brand?
34=IVECO/SCANIA?

I composed this on MS notepad to save time and some pain .

About the names of #44 and #58

Bushwacker is
- a Marvel comic character http://marvel.com/universe/Bushwacker
- an Australian term for someone who spends time in the bush
- a company producing 4x4 accessories http://www.bushwacker.com/

Coyote is
- the name of a number of comic characters or comic series
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/c/coyote.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wile_E._Coyote_and_Road_Runner
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote_29
(from Roadrunners adversary, over Marvel character to a hentai manga)
- the name of an American automobile built in Redondo Beach, California from 1909 until 1910 -- only two were made
- a reconnaissance vehicle of the Canadian Forces (licenced Mowag Prianha) http://www.dnd.ca/menu/coyote/

All other name connections are even further away from either vehicles or children.

I know of no official use of the names for CJ-5 or other Jeep.

Thanks again Dustin and Alex.! Great lot of info much appreciated.
(Time for me to make lots of notes again.!)
Buick's etc... I'll go with whatever you say, you know much more about these than I ever will (56-C is ok by me.!)
No worry's All info will be used

Alex:
I had done a google search before & couldn't find anything on those two Jeep names (I'd wondered if they were limited or Special editions?)
From a previous search on E-bay, I did come across this model made by MPC 1/25th scale (which again made me think this could be a real model/edition)


The Coyote name is written on the bases of those other Jeeps (by Road champs) again I thought maybe a special edition model name like 'golden eagle', 'wrangler', 'Laredo' etc...
(I wasn't questioning that they weren't CJ-5's )

Thanks again
Steve

There is always a chance that they are supposed to be CJ-7 and or a licence made version from some other country, e.g. something strange as a Ford-Jeep U50 of Brazilian origin. Chances are not too small that these names were used somewhere at some time, but they are certainly not so commonly known as the 'Tuxedo Park', 'Renegade' or the others you mentioned.

I'll keep my eyes open ... perhaps someday something turns up.

Here is a large collection of Jeep models:
http://kamakura.cool.ne.jp/toshimi3/jeep1.htm

I found your 'Bushwacker'
http://zh1968.hp.infoseek.co.jp/mc285/288CJbushwacker.htm
and 'Coyote'
http://toshimi3.hp.infoseek.co.jp/mc824/824rc_blue.htm
but only with information on the models, not on the possible origin of the names.

Tuxedo Park.? not heard that one before.!
I had seen that jeep website (lots of detailed info ...but Not info on special editions )
I've recently been checking up on some Corgi Mini's I have (special editions!) These being 'Check Mate' & 'Designer'.
Nothing found in my book of mini's on check mate, but Designer was a ltd edition released in 1988 with fashion icon Mary Quant's colaboration. (other mini specials included ..Picadilly, ritz, mayfair, park lane, advantage, red hot, jet black etc...All with various special trim levels & extras.!) Mind boggling really.!
I try my best to search out clues and details on the www. but often find very sparse/sketchy information, which I like to check with experts (such as your good self) before writing down a load of incorrect info.!
Cheers Alex

15 new Unidentified vehicles just added (Top of first page)
Please Help if you can.
Thanks Steve

11 is a MCI MC-8
54 is a GMC PD-4501

I have the hotwheels pickup (with the surfboards) and the yellow Datsun wagon of Zylmex in my collection. My Datsun is a bit more flawed, I guess it's probably more realistic

The Datsun wagon is a 1977 Violet/Stanza/510 [A10] got it from a flea market in Denmark in 2001.

7 reminds a Toyota (logo too)
10 is a Dodge from what I remember, I do not know the model
13 looks like Unimog indeed
14 looks like a VW LT, it seems that MAN made a chassis for the VW LT cab, cf discussion on http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_10860-Peterbilt-200-1989.html
I thought we had such MAN-VW vehicle on the site, I could not find it.

found: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-MAN_model-G90.html

Yes, the MAN G90 was known and sold as "MAN-VW". As Antoine has said, a MAN-truck-chassis with a VW-LT cab on it. It was produced in the VW factory Hannover.

I had once known, what a model this Majorette-fire-truck was. Something France of course (the style of the fire-equipment is French, too. I still own this Majorette-model as "Safari-car". I just have checked it, it has no name underneath it, too.

Yes, no.13 is a not very good try of an early Unimog (411, I think).


P.S. The MAN-VW-toy was made by SIKU. At the better times, in the 80ies. There SIKU was made in Germany and not in China. To identify it by the stronger quality, for example due the metal-made bottoms. Nowadays they are plastics - quite shitty, if children using it for playing. My friends, who have small children, are buying used SIKU-toys on flea-markets than new ones in the supermarket. The old ones are cheaper and more solid. An it's good for a healthy childhood, to play with toys of Ford Granada, Opel GT, VW-Porsche, Ford Capri etc.

A tip for SIKU-fans:
http://www.automodelle-hoeing.de/
An excellent collection - much bigger than his online-shop!

And - @walter - his Audi-toy-collection is great, too.

If anyone is interested to visit Thomas, he's welcome to say hello to me. I'm living four villages South of him

Thanks for your help Guys!
I may not be on the site for a couple of days, as my Mum was rushed into Hospital last night with a possible stroke (I was there with her from 1am till 4.30 am this morning ...got home about 5.30am & have had about 2 hours sleep!) I'm up now checking my mails before heading around to her house, feed her cats & check all is okay before heading up to the hospital again through all of this heavy snow and icy roads we're having here right now!
Hopefully, if all is well ..i'll be back soon.