Models of Yesteryear Green and White 1931 Stutz Bearcat 1:44 Scale Matchbox NRFB
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The two seater 155 hp Bearcat had a factory guarantee of 100 mph and a price tag of $4,995. The engine reached its ultimate in design in 1931 with the introduction of the double overhead camshaft DV32 with four valves per cylinder, and was considered, a must for all young university freshmen in the America of the 30's.
SCALE 44:1
Matchbox Vintage style! - Made in England - 1931 Stutz Bearcat - Ages 8 and up - Lesney Products 1978
There is some wear, stains, creasing and yellowing on the cardboard as well as some wrinkling of the plastic display window.
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