Back in the 1950s, the engineers at Ford were challenged to transform the era's fixed steel "hardtop convertible" into a true convertible with a retractable roof. Few thought it could even be done, yet Ford persevered and, in 1957, the Ford 500 Skyliner with its "Hide-Away" Hardtop rolled into showrooms to become the first-ever mass-produced convertible of its kind! Now, with this 1957 Fairlane 500 Skyliner diecast car, you can celebrate the groundbreaking convertible that ushered in a new era of style and innovation. Introducing the 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner Diecast Car, presented by The Hamilton Collection.

Precision-engineered to 1:18 scale and constructed with over 200 individual parts, this Ford collectible captures every detail of the Skyliner's bold styling and pioneering design, from the longer quarter panels and taller decklid to the 2-piece roof. Showcasing a Hamilton-exclusive Dresden Blue and Starmist Blue two-tone paint finish, it features golden anodized side spear inserts, period-accurate emblems, a numbered chassis and rolling rubber tires with steerable front wheels. Notably, the working "Hide-Away" convertible roof easily retracts into the smooth-opening trunk. Plus, the front-hinged hood lifts to reveal the finely detailed V-8 engine, while the doors on this 1:18-scale diecast car open for access to the fully appointed interior. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!