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Add to cartMORE INFOCMC Mercedes-Benz SSK “Black Prince”, 1934
$562.00With this model, CMC Classic Model Cars returns to the roots of its own history.
It was the first self-developed model by the company founders Shuxiao Jia and Herbert Nickerl in 1995, which was made available in a scale of 1:24. Immediately after its debut, the CMC miniature was voted “Model of the Year 1995” by a major trade magazine. In retrospect, the young company could not have had a better start. CMC then sent a model to the owner of the original car, fashion designer Ralph Lauren, who was delighted about the beauty of the CMC model.The “Black Prince” is considered one of the world’s most valuable Mercedes-Benz. Of the 30 SSKs ever built, Chassis 36038 has one of the most interesting stories to tell. It was first delivered to Japan without a body in 1930. From there, the chassis was shipped to Italy, where it got its first body. The new owner Carlo Felice Trossi was a private racer who first used the car in races. Then he decided to have his car outfitted with a low-flow roadster body in the style of the time. Scientific aerodynamics was still in its infancy during the early 1930s. Many of the streamlined vehicles of this era looked sleek but were lacking in any proven dynamic benefits. It can be said that under this fashion of the time, even the design of everyday objects was prone to be streamlined.
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Add to cartMORE INFOCMC Ferrari F275 GTB/C gold-plated body Limited Edition 500 pcs.
$1,650.00The model shown is a development pattern. The finished production model is delivered with the usual CMC equipment and detailing.
In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the marque, CMC offers an exclusive novelty that stands out like a “gem” from the rest of offerings so far – a replica of the Ferrari 275 GTB/C that is elaborately crafted and gilded in 14-carat gold. Limited to 500 pcs and gold-plated, it is a “gem” in the true sense of the word. To protect its valuable gold-gilt surface, the elegantly shaped body is sealed with a clear layer of varnish.
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Add to cartMORE INFOM-218 CMC Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman King of Rock and Roll Limited Edition 800 Made
$976.00KING OF ROCK AND ROLL EDITION
The color combination of this 1969 vehicle is relatively subtle. Discreetness was what its first owner, the “King of Rock’n Roll”, had in mind for his cars. In the original layout of this car, there was a TV set in the passenger compartment, recognizable by the large antenna on the rear lid.
LIMITED EDITION 800 PCS worldwide!
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M-217 CMC Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Two Tone Landaulete Fixed Soft Top Limited Edition 800 Made
$976.00PRE ORDER –Landaulete
Vehicles of the landaulet version were usually ordered in muted colors to match the official nature of their intended functions. But not in the case of this model, which combines an unusual metallic beige with dark red-brow. It must have become one of the most photographed Mercedes-Benz 600s in the world. The original vehicle was temporarily owned by racing driver Didier Pironi. As was common in the US, the 600 limousines was equipped with a TV set, recognizable by the large antenna on the rear lid.
LIMITED EDITION 800 PCS worldwide!
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Add to cartMORE INFOM-216 CMC Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Red Baron Limited Edition 800 Made
$976.00PRE ORDER –Red Baron
Mercedes-Benz 600 vehicles were rarely delivered in striking paintwork. The “Red Baron”, after which CMC modeled its M-216, was an exception. It was sold to the comic artist Charles M. Schultz of the USA in 1972, who would like to present one of his famous comic characters on flag poles. Later the car belonged to the prominent owner of a hotel chain in the United States
LIMITED EDITION 800 PCS worldwide!
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Add to cartMORE INFOM-215 CMC Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman WHITE SWAN Limited Edition 800 Made
$976.00An extraordinary model with an extraordinary story to tell. In the 1960s, a US industrialist of German descent ordered two 600s from Mercedes-Benz, one with a short wheelbase and another with a long wheelbase and a Pullman body. He had both of them finished with a white exterior and a cream-colored interior. The legend goes that he expected both cars to return to Germany someday and find a new owner together. As a result of this widespread legend, the limousines have become known as “White Swans”.
LIMITED EDITION 800 PCS worldwide!
