Jada Toys Caddie Fleetwood

This is an awesome diecast. Check out the sweet rear-mounted spare tire. Say hi to the new Homies figures, Wolfe (in the shades) and Japon.

Homies Lincoln Town Car by Jada Toys

Another awesome diecast by Jada Toys. This Lincoln is wack, dawg. There's the pearl white paint job, the trunk-mounted spare tire, fancy wheels, and a detailed speaker system behind the rear seats.

Also give a shout out to new Homies figure Boxer. He's the one with the comically oversized fists.

Diecast Lincoln Town Car Dubs Series

Check it out! My Diecast Car of the Day™ is this sharp 1990s Lincoln Town Car Dubs Series from Jada Toys.




This is a sweet 1/63 scale diecast ride! Dig the vinyl top, the sharp 20s, the red paint. Detail is typical of Jada Toys diecast cars - excellent.

Chrysler Imperial Concept Diecast Car by Jada Toys

What might have been had Chrysler not been dumped by the Germans and the US Government wasn’t clamping down on fuel efficiency.

If this concept car had been allowed to go into production Chrysler would have been on the frontlines of a return to the1970s cars Americans were so good at designing.

And imagine, when this concept came out a few years ago, the Germans still owned Chrysler so much of its mechanical engineering would have come from Daimler.


But alas, twas not to be. The Germans split and Chrysler is now owned by FIAT.

This beautiful diecaste Chrysler Imperial Concept model is by Jada Toys and is part of their DUB series.

I have two, a Silver and a Blue one. The attention to detail is phenomenal. The grille, the badges, and the paint job are all outstanding.

This diecast is 1/43 scale and made out of metal not plastic like most modern diecast cars. It costs a few dollars more than a regular Matchbox or Hot Wheels car but it's worth it.

The real Chrysler concept car is money*. Chrysler did a fantastic job. It is derivative of the RR Phantom - right down to the rear suicide doors - but who cares. One should keep in mind that back in the Forties and Fifties American cars had large, hulking bodies with monstrous front ends and suicide doors.


And the Chrysler Imperials during the 1960s were absolutely beautiful. They definitely held their own against Rolls Royce, Cadillac, and Lincoln.

Read the blogpost at Leftlane News for info on the real Chrysler Concept. It would have been one hell of a luxury car.

*Say this word like Food Network's Guy Fieri