The early days of hot-roddin' had a certain look, from art to hairstyles to fashion, and of course the unforgettable cars. It came to be known as Kustom Kulture, leaving its mark on America through movies, television shows and art. One of the most pivotal figures of the scene was artist Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, creator of the ultimate anti-hero: Rat Fink, and also credited with popularizing the "Monster Hot Rod" art form. Now, you can relive the glory days of hot rods and Big Daddy's edgy artwork, brought to life with this collectible 1932 Rat Fink Blown 1:18-scale diecast car, presented by The Hamilton Collection.

Expertly crafted with over 200 individual parts, this unique Ford collectible car perfectly executes the design of the legendary chop top 3-Window Coupe, from its fully detailed engine block, to its iconic '32 Ford grille and radiator. The driver and passenger suicide doors and the trunk open up so you can check out the impressive interior, and the "chrome" wheels with real rubber tires actually roll. And wait until you see that bold green paint finish, featuring a hot flame design straight out of Ed Roth's beloved artwork. You'll even receive a free BIG die-cut vinyl finish sticker featuring his infamous Rat Fink. Strong demand is expected for this Rat Fink Blown 1932 Ford Diecast Car, so don't delay. Order now!