Super Auto Cover by Panini in 1977 One of the first sticker sets I remember by panini It covered all sorts of sports and car manufacturers. In the days before Top Gear this was the main way a kid could know the difference between a Skoda and a Porche, or a Ferrari and a Fiat - actually ...

This matchbox lesney Ford 6 cam in purple and green in 1969 It was a real favorite if used on the hot wheels loop the loop tracks. You know the ones where you drop them down a car track and do stunts. This car was a good scooper on the track. The real car had an open roof, ...

Back in 1972, you were spoilt for the amazing releases under the Lesney label The # 41 Siva Spider was also know as the Streaker Matchbox ©1972 Particularly the car to have in the Evil Knievel era, thought the same model was made available in basic colours

Diecast  collector's piece from the seventies Matchbox Superfast No. 26 Big Banger Hot Rod, actually from mid seventies, in red with blue glass, bonnet-mounted silver engine, Big Banger side decals, Superfast wheels. There were several versions reproduced from1972 to 1976 Version 1 of 6 - Red body, chrome engine & exhausts, unpainted base, blue glass and 'Big Banger' side labels. This ...

These were the top cars to have in the 1970s The yellow was part of the 1972-75 Formula 1 Racing Car, with its  blue bonnet stripe, no:16, four wide Superfast wheels. Model Marchbox Superfast 34d The red Car below was also part of 1973 Lesney No.24 Team Matchbox F1 Racer set In the 1970s, adult collectors began to form semi-official ...

Here was a car to boast about to your mates One day i will drive a Superfast Alfa Carabo Matchbox Superfast Series, die-cast model toy car. Matchbox Superfast Alfa Carabo - Lesney No. 75 Matchbox Superfast Series, die-cast model toy car. This was a significant tool on a matchbox track, it scooped up any other car in its way