Auto World 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT (Black Velvet) (AW Exclusive) 1:64 Diecast (DUE SEPTEMBER 2025)

[DeltaV]

There's at least one C-body fan here on FBBO. This one is really cool!

Auto World 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT (Black Velvet) (AW Exclusive) 1:64 Diecast (DUE SEPTEMBER 2025)​

"PRE-ORDER" Auto World 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT (Black Velvet) (AW | Auto World Store

About This Item

PRE-ORDER ITEM!​

ALL ITEMS ARE SHIPPED TOGETHER ON AN ORDER WHEN ALL PRE-ORDER ITEMS HAVE ARRIVED.​

Auto World Store Exclusive!​

The more you buy the better chance of receiving an Ultra Red (Chase) car! For the first time ever with this Auto World Store Exclusive you could receive an Ultra RAW version (Only 10 Available).​

That's right! We've made 3% of this Auto World Store Exclusive release as Ultra red chase car and only 10 available as an Ultra Raw chase version. You will have a chance of receiving a Chase car purchasing the Auto World 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT 1:64 Scale (Auto World Store Exclusive) . It will be RANDOMLY pulled and no guarantees that you will receive one. However the more you buy the better the chance.

This is the first release of our 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT casting! The rarest of the 1970 Sport Fury GTs was the 44+6, where only 666 were made. There are no clear records of exactly how many survivors exist today.

FEATURES:

• True 1:64 scale diecast vehicle
• All New Tooling
• Opening hood
• Rubber tires
• Black Velvet
• Possible Chance of Receiving an Ultra Red Chase version with the More you Buy!
• Possible Chance of Receiving an Ultra Raw Chase version (Only 10 Available)
• Only 3504 pieces produced
• Only available from Auto World Store

 

[MarPar]

The ULTRA rare 44+6

 

[DeltaV]

The ULTRA rare 44+6

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I'll give them a pass...Mopars need increased representation in the diecast world.

 

[Charles Cook]

The ULTRA rare 44+6

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I’d be worried about only 666 were made. I’ll pass. Very superstitious. But the 44+6 is very rare. Lol

 

[Davefinan]

Love that car. Bad *** c body

 

[Budnicks]

looks like

 

[Budnicks]

too bad it wasn't in 1/18:1 scale

 

[Pistol Pete]

Should have been A4

 

[XS22J8R]

You have to wonder where AW got their info and who edits their press releases. The V code Sport Fury production was somewhere in the 60s wasn't it, might have been 66. And known examples today is a dozen or so.
Give them credit for reproducing some forever overlooked cars, props for that.
I just wish someone would do a 78-79 Magnum though, other than a very rare Corgi from ages ago, no one has done that one.
And 1/18 or 1:24, even 1:43 are more appropriate scales for adult collectibles, 1:64 is too small.

 

[Dave6T4]

Our Mopar Club's president's car. V-code.