Are 1, 2 and 3 from Majorette? Because the wheels seem Majorette to me.

I'm back again, i've got to pick my Mum up from the hospital today.
All is well (at least Not a stroke as suspected ..but just an infection! ..a relief for all my family)
So back to the cars now

All three cars are made by 'Summer' (summer metal) a Hong Kong based company (Kowloon I believe, I don't know if that's still their HQ?)

#4 looks like a copy of Matchbox's 1988 Chevrolet Blazer

#46 is a 1999+ Ford F-Series Super Duty

#40 appears to be a 1973-1980 GMC K-Series Sierra

#31 looks like a 81-87 Chevrolet K-30

#25 1996-01 Honda CR-V

#20 1999-2002 Chevrolet Silverado (looks like it is a NASCAR edition)

Steve > good to know that your mom is ok now
About the Majorette Dodge firetruck, from what I have read some sites describe it as Dodge, some other just say it is an imaginary vehicle which looks a little like a Dodge. I have the model car but I do not know enough Dodge of these times to know if it is very similar or not

#62 is an artist's concept of a modern (2000s or whenever they restyled the 97 designs) Ford with a 1956 grille design. See for example:
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h223/vwlarry/50s60s1956FordF100.jpg
http://cache.jalopnik.com/assets/resources/2008/03/56F100_Front_Med.jpg

I would be curious to learn the identification of #10. There are too many details for it to be entirely imagined.

The Datsun is 1971-75 WP230 - bodied Datsun 240C Wagon.
Here's similar New Zealander Datsun: http://www.datsun.co.nz/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7394

You know, I've always thought it was this one:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/Datsun_160J_Wagon.JPG

Look the bonnet, those sharp lines in the middle, and the C-pillar decorations and rear light shape.

Thanks again to All for your help ...much appreciated and as said before, When (it's taking a long time to get there!) I do finally get a website set up, i'll give credit to everyone who's helped to ID vehicles.


Thanks Antoine, all is well now ..just a mad rush about before Christmas trying to catch up on missed days!


I know the pick-up truck with the canvas style covered rear is usually said to be a 'Dodge' (As with you, ive not seen a Dodge like this!), but i've never seen the fire truck written as Dodge also? (If you compare them, they look quite different?)

It is often referenced as Dodge but that's all I know
e.g. http://passion-majorette.forumactif.com/majorette-serie-200-made-in-france-f8/n204-dodge-pompier-t401.htm

They are still based in Hong Kong, but their production is over the border in Shenzen
http://www.hktdc.com/sourcing/manufacturers/company_home/en/1X001K75/Summer_Meta- l_Products_Mfg_Co_Ltd.htm

#7 - 'Funny Truck' made by Dickie. Could be based on Isuzu Elf/N-Series.
#62 - 'Switchback' from the 2003 First Editions Series.
#34 - Corgi Juniors 'Mobile Cement Mixer'.

Hi Everyone,
Some recent purchases you may be able to help me identify.
These are all from E-bay, over the past couple of weeks.
A set of Pepsi cola bottle trucks from the states (i'd guess, made by Golden Wheels? i've seen another set with the same trucks, but with '7-Up' logos)
There are five American trucks, but only the year is stated on the base.

1/ 1937


2/ 1938


3/ 1945


4/ 1947


5/ 1963


6/ various different views of all the trucks






I would guess the 1945 & 1963 trucks are meant to be Chevrolet coe's?
The others I have no idea.

Also an old 4-door saloon purchased, which i believe is an MG?
7/


Thanks if you can help!

Links are dead, maybe upload the pictures to Photobucket or DropBox or something like that?

@stronghold: You have the directory listing here from your own hard drive instead of the web link

Sorry Sandie & rjluna2.!
It's been some time since I last added images to the forum and things have changed.
Hopefully sorted now (I used postimage.org)
All the best
Steve

No problem, Steve

The 4-door saloon at #7 is indeed an MG SA, 1936-9.

Great, Thanks Chris

(I'll add you to the credits page on the site. I noticed there's some other guy's i've missed from here in the past, that i'll also add now that the site is up and running)