1967 ‘Eleanor - Gone in 60 Seconds’ Mustang (Greenlight - 1/18) - Would You Buy It?

This video is about unboxing a 1967 ‘Eleanor’ Mustang (custom Mustang from the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 seconds) in 1/18 scale. This product is from Greenlight Collectibles and is made in China.
The design of the original car was conceived by Hot Rod Illustrator Steve Stanford and made a reality by custom car designer Chip Foose.
The overall fit and finish of this diecast is lovely. It’s very solid and heavy. The seats have a mild matt finish without the shinny look. The 2 front seats are adjustable and can be pushed forwards to enable it to fold downwards. The interior dials, rear seats & door cards have fine details too. This is a nice touch. It has a working steering column & bonnet that opens to reveal the engine. The booth houses a Nitros tank. The overall paint quality is pretty good too. I hope this video conveys the fit and finish of the diecast model accurately in the event you are considering a purchase.
This video is for the general public of all ages and not limited to kids.
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[@jorgeprieto9581]

Excellent It Is one of the most beautiful models

[@boudewynwagener7653]

I have one, an impressive model and one of my favorites in my Mustang collection. Thank you for the sharing🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@firesuch]

Oh nice to know. It’s a lovely model, no doubt. Thank you!

[@kaarthigg587]

Stuff of legends. Nice level of detail here :)

[@firesuch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@redscorpion-se4hr]

Best ty

[@mrmahendrant]

Beautiful model. Amazing detail.

[@firesuch]

Thank you very much!

[@firesuch]

Indeed it is, thank you 🙏🏻

[@xutinghuang4442]

Where did you buy it from? I have been searching all over the internet and can't seem to find one? This is a place on Amazon but it seems to be out of stock. Can you please help me? I really need to buy one

[@firesuch]

Hi, this model was gifted to me. I believe it was purchased at a Shell petrol station. There were just a few on sale, or so I’m told. I’ve not seen any being sold though.