Circa 1:77 Scale or smaller


ERTL, USA: 1970 De Ville convertible, the
Boss Hogg car, from the TV Series,
The Dukes of Hazzard

      
Enthusiast and toy collector, Steve Masson wrote in CFeb. 2008: This is the Original version of the boss Hogg Cadillac by ERTL with chrome bumpers
(I've not come across the black-fronted version you have pictured on your site already, that one's either a later/cheaper version without chrome or
possibly a factory mistake or unreleased sample!  Personally, I think it's the same toy, except that the upper photo was taken with poor frontal lighting
[ These 3 photos: © 2007 and courtesy Steve Masson ]

Circa 1:25 Scale

    
In 1970, Jo-Han issued this  promotional toy depicting that year's front-wheel-drive Eldorado coupe

Jo-Han issued this 1970 Cadillac customizing model kit #C-5570.  It comes with chrome pedals,
custom air scoop, inside mirror, tachometer, custom wheels, exhaust extensions, racing mirror,
two pairs of skis and poles, chrome ski racks, triple bucket seats, Latham blower assembly

Much more conservative is the year's De Ville coupe

Circa 1:64 Scale

    
This snap-fit construction kit
depicting the 1971 Cadillac Eldorado coupe
was issued by Lindberg (USA); the scale is 1:64

    
Circa 1:43 Scale

AMR (André-Marie Ruf), FRANCE

AMR, France Ref.#484A Fleetwood Eldorado convertible [factory assembled]

These 3 rows: this professionally built AMR kit was later detailed by BAM
[Bruce Arnold Models]; it was on sale on Ebay in May, 2008
[ Photos:  Ebay, 2008 ]

AMR, France Ref.#484B Fleetwood Eldorado convertible [kit]
AMR, France Ref.#484C Fleetwood Eldorado convertible [factory assembled], numbered
[photos Argus. #103, p.4]

VF MODELLEN, GERMANY
[ click here for full details and prices ]

IMPORTANT NOTE: these true-to-scale model cars are built and assembled with the utmost patience and care;
production numbers are VERY limited (from 12 to a maximum of 250 units of each) it is quite possible that some
models illustrated may no longer be available and cannot be re-issued; in making up these RARE models, many
photo-etched, chrome-plated or black-plated parts are used, as are also the finest decals; carpets also are depicted

   
Americars #AMC001 (?), 1971 Fleetwood Eldorado Convertible (open);
this model may be no longer available

#AMC013 (?) - It says 1972 on the box but it seems more like a 1971 model
[narrow-hatched grille and no Eldorado script on front fenders above cornering lights]
Cost:  299.- Euros (circa $370)

   
Custom 1971 Eldorado with optional hood-mounted Texan long horns and calfskin upholstery

VF, Germany, #CC0030, 1971 Sedan deVille hardtop - may no longer be in production
real leather roof, DM415.- (circa $190)

#CC0014B ( black, shown here); #CC0014 (blue); #CC0014C (maroon)

[ missing ]

#CC0013 Calais sedan (in gold, turquoise or black)

#CC0021 Astro Estate wagon by Custom Craft  (conversion of Fleetwood Brougham)

#CC0022 Superior Hi-Boy ambulance

#CC0023 Superior Landau hearse (black)

#CC0023B Superior Landau hearse (dark Oyster)

#AMC007 Calais coupe (maroon)

#AMC007B Calais coupe (green)

Circa 1:25 Scale

JO-HAN, USA

1971 Fleetwood Eldorado coupe

Circa 1:25 Scale

TKM (Tom K. Mills), USA

[ image missing ]

1972 Fleetwood Eldorado conversion by
Philippe Emami of Strasbourg, France, made up
from a TKM resin kit with the chassis and wheels
off Jo-Han models of 1977-78-79

Circa 1:25 Scale

JO-HAN, USA

    
     The 1973 Cadillac Eldorado coupe

Circa 1:18 Scale

ANSON, THAILAND

    
Two versions of the 1973 Cadillac Eldorado convertible by Anson, in 1:18 scale; on the left, the regular production
model; on the right,  a trimmed version that was used as a pace car during the 1973 Indianapolis 500 track race

Circa 1:25 Scale

Circa 1:64 Scale or smaller

REVELL, USA

       
Custom 1975 Coupe de Ville low-rider, diecast toy
[ Photos: © 2007 and courtesy Steve Masson ]

TOMICA, JAPAN

   


These toys have opening front doors, "hot" wheels and a working suspension

    
The Tomica Fleetwood and Ambulance models usually are referred to as 1976
models, not 1975; however, the small scale of the model makes it difficult to check

    
Ambulance with New York Police Department markings

   
Ambulance marked Bergen County Police markings (#F51A10)

This pewter replica may have been
made from the Tomica molds

UNIDENTIFIED (FROM WHERE ?)
[ possibly LUCKY IND.]

This toy was for sale on e-Bay in 2002;
I am guessing it is a copy of the Tomica miniature

Enthusiast Steve Maasson wrote: I've been looking at this photo (under the Tomica's, which I have); from the the body shape/mould, my first guess would
have been SUMMER (I'd written an article on this brand for Doug Breithaupt's Tales of Toy Cars) ...but I haven't got this car!  And on closer inspection of the
wheels,  I would say this car is made by LUCKY IND.  (I don't know a lot about this brand, just have a few cars made by them, which use these five pointed
star wheels with the additional holes! Summer have similar wheels) That's my best guess (as you would put it on the IMCDB .... 75% sure!)  Thanks Steve!

Circa 1:43 Scale

ELEGANCE, FRANCE
[by master craftsman, Claude Thibivilliers]

   
The hearse on the left is done as a Japanese hearse, where they really have hearses like this. Claude only made 2 of these
models, one for himself and the other one for a collector in Zürich  (no ref. no. because it's not a production model);
The hearse to the right is from 1975 with body from Pollmann, Germany ( #179)

MILLER MEMORABILIA (Sam Miller), USA

[ image missing ]

Miller Memorabilia, 1:43 scale Seville Ref. #3501, silver

VF MODELLEN, GERMANY

[ missing ]

#CC0031 Fleetwsood Seres 75 limousine

#CC0036 Hardtop Sedan de Ville

#CVC0037 Superior Sovereign Regal Landaulet hearse (oyster)

#CC0037B Superior Sovereign Regal Landaulet hearse (black)

Circa 1:32 Scale

MILLER MEMORABILIA, USA
(Sam Miller)

[ missing image ]

5.75" long, built-up resin kit, silver
[ Photos: Argus de la Miniature, #109, P.3 ]

UNIDENTIFIED, USA

    
Limited edition [1000 units], pewter promotional model of the 1975-76 Cadillac Seville;
comes in a plush, imitation-leather, velour-lined box, with numbered certificate

The promotional replica stands on a base
of miniature cobble stones

Circa 1:25 scale

JO-HAN, USA

   
In 1975, Jo-Han offered this faithful replica of
that year's powerful Eldorado coupe

Circa  1:12 scale

GERVAIS, Bernard, FRANCE

[ photos to come ]

    1975 Fleetwood in circa 1:8 scale by Bernard Gervais, France
There is an article on Bernard Gervais' models in Auto Classiques, #76, 9/96, p.98