Step back to 1937. America was roaring with ambition, and automotive entrepreneur Errett Lobban Cord was leading the charge. His final masterpiece - the 1937 Cord 812 Cabriolet - wasn't just a car, it was a declaration of daring design and engineering. A bold promise that the future could be sculpted in chrome and steel, a rare classic that redefined luxury on the open road. And now, you can celebrate the 1937 812 Cabriolet with a highly detailed diecast car that captures every elegant curve of the original. Introducing the 1937 Cord 812 Cabriolet Diecast Car, presented by The Hamilton Collection.

Precision-engineered and masterfully tooled with over 200 individual parts, this diecast car showcases a Hamilton-exclusive Hiawatha Soul paint finish, complemented by the distinctive front grille, hidden headlights, flared fenders, wraparound louvers and exposed exhaust pipes that highlight its signature Art Deco appeal. The signature "coffin-nose" hood, doors and trunk all open to reveal a wealth of intricate interior detail - from the leather-look dashboard and functional steering wheel to the manufacturer-specific fully plumbed and wired supercharged V-8 engine. Gleaming chrome trim, rolling whitewall tires and steerable front wheels complete this striking Cord collectible. Measuring an impressive 11 inches long, this 1:18-scale classic diecast car is a must-have for automotive enthusiasts and collectors alike. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!