As a fan and enthusiast of the siku brand who grew up on their products, I am devastated by the direction in which the siku brand has gone. From the pioneer of quality, attention to the quality and scale of car models, to the selection of miniatures. Today, the Siku brand is like poor-quality, colorful hotwheels and cheap Chinese toys. Their current car models are poorly reproduced, and you can forget about the matching scale. It's sad, especially with such possibilities 😥

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Vielen Dank für dieses tolle Video der schönsten Spielzeugautos

Any experts here? I had a 10 with two small round lights on each side at the front. I cant for the life of me see any other car with indicator and side lights. They all have just one small round white light on either side. Was this an option or a modification someone made. Always looked factory to me. Anyone know???

I live in Texas, United States.

good afternoon Ben. I want to ask you a favor. If you can tell me where I can order parts for my 1958 triumph tr10 car. please and thank you for your videos

this Plymouth has an Australian built body & not exactly the same as the Nth American one ;hence the ' camper front folding down seat. Nearly all cars sold in Australia after WW. 1 had to have local built items, body work being the main feature. The quality was very good, same as US & Europe but the styling could differ & was a bit plainer.

My family still has a 1924 Nash Six tourer. It was sold by Peels Ltd in Stanley Street, South Brisbane as Peels was the agent for Nash in Brisbane.

Beautiful car! 😍😍 interesting story & history info.

Nice video mate. We had many of these in Ireland, all black mind you. My dad drove a wine colour Standard companion with a two tone horn

The Plymouth was introduced as a 29. There is no such thing as a 28 Plymouth.

I had a chance to buy a 1937 Plymouth pick-up truck when I was younger, but didn't... still regretting that one!

Congratulations on your beautiful Plymouth Touring Car. We had Model A's. Thanks for sharing all the improvements and differences between the two. I didn't know all that! Happy Motoring!

Das waren noch schöne Modelle

Beautiful car! Blue is my colour!

I have just bought one of these in pieces. I would love to have a look at yours, do you ever show it?

video is somehow pausing sometimes, not a good video but interesting to see

Nice old girl mate 👍🇬🇧

Die Siku der 80er Jahre waren genial. Habe vor kurzem den hier gezeigten Reisebus ergattern können. 😊

i purchased a new one was the last before the elite owned 12 years no major problems only problem no a/c no radio no electric anything i still miss it ken morgan

Die Musik war auch sehr gut.

Class: Sedan Orgin: UK

Megawatts?

My old fella had one of these but it had the standrive two pedal transmission with the button on top of the gear lever that operated the clutch.

Great video,currently collecting parts for my 29 Plymouth 4 door sedan. Although I’ve had mine for almost 10 years I never even realized that it was only their second year of production until I ran across the thumbnail for this video. Keep up the great work. 👍

Interesting. When living in UK I bought a 1960 Riley 1.5 and drove it home to northern Scotland, about 800km. That was in one day, no overnight stops. Sadly I didn't have it long before it was destroyed in a garage fire.

She's really cute , She have an air of Mini from the front . =)

Very enjoyable! In the 1960's our family (from England) had one of these, and we travelled ( slowly!) all the way to see our relatives in Switzerland! Didn't let us down - these cars, believe it or not - were actually good in RALLIES! Perhaps because they completed the course, and didn't real down!

Plymouth was NOT the first American colony. hat was Jamestown, Virginia.

What is the matter with the letter R ? It's a good letter, never hurt anyone. It's a beautiful letter too. Not like other plain letters such as I and v. Please. Why do some people refuse to acknowledge it, like this guy. Ca? Really, can't pronounce the R ? Even my name begins with an R. How you going to pronounce it , owe?

i have a 1931 pa that has been in the family since new . 90 years old last month . love to drive it to many car shows in mississippi.

Ha oh boyvthis is a popular car is it available for sale

Beautiful job

Well done video! I look forward to more. Gary

This Car indian ambassador same model

Hey mate, I think we've just picked up one of those ourselves to do up, anytips or advice how to get parts would be greatly appreciated

They named it Plymouth after the pilgrims colony but they decided on Plymouth because farmers used Plymouth bailing wire/twine on hay bales because every farmer in the country used it.

My Dad had one and I wish we still had it and I still have the original owner's manual.Nice Little car.

What a little beauty. Mrs Nash must have been so proud of it in 1955, can you imagine? I love the shape of these cars. Standards of the 1950s all had interesting styling and they were very solid cars. Thanks for the video.

Siku ist, war, und wird immer eine große Legende sein!!🥰🥳

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Here in the UK I had 3 of these one after the other . They are so underated . An excellent car that was totally reliable . Far better than most of the small cars of that era . Lovely to see one again ...

We had one in our family, when I was growing up.Very respectable looking cars, and despite not being either expensive, or made by robots, were really reliable! So much so, that they would even come SECOND in rallies! Because they never broke down, and lasted the whole course, rather than being fast! So it was nice to see this video!

What an opportunity. Lower it..mags..wider tyres, drop a zephyr 6 I. The engine bay. Excellent.

Hi Ben I have the same car as You in Adelaide .Cheers :)

Das sind die 80er Jahre.Mit die beste Siku Zeit.

Die Musik ist nervtötend!

What a amazing car is standard 10 i didn't get a chance to drive a car

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hello sir