The real car this model is patterned after was the first Camaro in California, the first Camaro road-tested in the print media, the first street-driven Camaro with a big-block, the first Camaro to gain editorial exposure in HOT ROD Magazine and the first Camaro to take a test lap at Riverside Raceway. The real thing now resides in the Edelbrock Stable in California. Production of this model was limited to 2,000 cars. It comes in Bolero Red with white nose stripe.

Only 696 units of this finely detailed 1:18 scale die-cast replica of the 1970 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 W-30 convertible exist.  Special features include an opening hood, trunk and doors, working suspension, soft vinyl seats with cloth seat belts, positional sun visors, factory correct paint and options, fully detailed engine compartment, removable cloth top, vinyl boot cover and more.  Styles are available in orange with white stripes and Daytona Yellow with black stripes.  Launch Date: June 2007.

Only 1,000 of this model were produced. In 1965, Chevelle was a sales leader, but convertibles remained a rare commodity, with only 9,128 built that year. This model comes in Blue Mist with black interior. Lane Collectables offers a well-rounded selection of die cast replicas under the Extact Detail name geared toward serious collectors.