Dodge Monaco (1:18, AutoWorld)

  • Dodge Monaco (from 1975)
  • AutoWorld
  • 1:18
  • Showcase model / No engine
  • white
  • AWSS107
  • In near mint condition
  • Original packaging exists
  • Not for sale
 
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Historical Background of the Dodge Monaco

The Dodge Monaco was first introduced in 1965 as a full-fledged luxury car and has evolved through different generations since then. Originally designed as a sporty coupe, it embodied America's love for big, powerful vehicles. The fourth generation, built from 1974 to 1977, stood out for its sturdy construction and its role as a police cruiser. A significant part of the Dodge Monaco's popularity comes from its frequent appearance in TV shows and movies, often as a sleek cop car from the seventies.

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Technical Data and Features of the Original

The fourth generation of the Dodge Monaco was a massive sedan powered by a range of potent V8 engines. Engine options ranged from a 5.2-liter V8 to an impressive 7.2-liter V8, capable of delivering substantial power to the road. A distinctive feature of this model was its extremely spacious interior and robust chassis. As a police vehicle, the Dodge Monaco was often equipped with special safety and communication gear.

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Accuracy of the 1/18 Scale Miniature Model

This 1/18 scale model by AutoWorld showcases the detailed precision that miniature replicas of a larger original can achieve. All the prominent features of the original, such as the star on the side panel, the distinctive paint job, and the characteristic police lights on the roof, are accurately reproduced here. The miniature clearly reflects the sturdy shapes and distinctive lines of the vehicle, echoing the history of its larger counterpart. This model is part of the "Movie-Chris" collection on Modelly and is a must-have for fans of historic police vehicles.

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Special Features and Visual Details

The model's paint job is kept in a neutral, classic white with authentic police insignia. The standout features are the bold blue and red lights on the roof – a typical characteristic of emergency vehicles from that era. The look of the black steel rims is also faithfully replicated. The interior of the model is in a beige color, displaying all the essential details of the dashboard and seats. This attention to detail and precision makes the 1/18 scale model from AutoWorld something special for collectors of historic models.


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