New GSX Diecast on the market . . .

If anyone collects 1:18 scale Diecast Cars there is a new 1970 GSX now available.

These are made by Ertl with production limited to 5,000. They're Chrome with Silver Stripes.

Here are a few pics:









If anyone is interested pricing and ordering info is available on our website: DiecastMusclecars.Com

We also have 1970 GS's in Diplomat Blue, Regal Black, and Glacier White. Production was 1,000 on these but the ones we have feature front spoilers. (less than 300 of each with front spoilers)

Thanks for looking,

 

Todd, have the pre-orders of this car been shipped yet?
I haven't received mine yet.

Thanks, Jeff

 

"New" GSX

What, no A/C ? o No: :laugh:

 

Jeff,

The GSX you have on pre-order is the Black Chrome Chase car. These are due in June.

Let me know if you want one of the Chrome ones !

 

any idea on the price?

 

I didn't post prices since this board isn't for "Selling"

Probably best to just click here and it will take you right to the Buick Page with prices Buick GSX Diecast Page

Other Buick Diecast Models can be found here : Buick Diecast Index

Thanks for the interest

 

IS The Black GSX still avail?

 

Yes, black 70 GS is still available in hardtop form for $59.95. (Retail was $69.95) With or without Front Spoiler. Only a handful were released WITH the front spoiler. (Most were deleted)

 

GSX

No i mean the original black GSX from ertl

 

Re: GSX

Black GSX's are no longer available. Those have been sold out for about two years or better. You might find them on E-Bay though. I wish we still had them in stock, neat car !

 

I think I still have an extra I might sell.
Shoot me a PM if your interested.

Jeff

 

Thanks Todd.
I knew I had a White GSX coming, but wasn't sure which style of the chrome one I had ordered.
You know I'll have to get one of these as well.
I'll pop over to your site and order one in the next day or so.

Thanks, Jeff

 

ok, I have a question, Why do they call the black chrome cars "Chase cars"?o No:

 

The "Chase Cars" are usually really rare in terms of production numbers. (Usually less than 1,000 are made) There is more demand than supply so the collectors find themselves "chasing" after them to find one.

 

I learn something new every day..Thanks Todd!!:beer