M2 Machines continues to release even more Buick Turbo Regal diecasts before the end of the year!
(this is the 13th Buick car they have created this year!)
This one comes in a window box packaging.
FL03 and 24-127 numbers on the base.
It’s a lowrider style purple car with wild multi-colored graphics on it.
There’s 800 regular versions being produced.
Silver wheels and bumpers, trim, etc.
AND 400 chase cars
(which isn’t really a chase considering this amount, generally chase cars are limited to 1% of the regular car production run, NOT 50% – lol!).
Has gold wheels, front bumper and grille, window trim, and headlight & taillight bezels.
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M2 SAYS:
SEMA is just around the corner.
That’s right, next week, November 5th to November 8th.
M2 Machines staff will be in Las Vegas with Fun Lines at their booth (West Hall Booth 51109) at the ultimate automotive industry business to business trade show, as we have been doing for many years.
Allow us to introduce you to 2024’s SEMA exclusives.
1987 Buick Regal Limited (32500-FL03)
A good old American lowrider joins the lineup of SEMA 2024 specials.
This 1987 Buick Regal is skinned in Metallic Purple and features an intricate and vibrant stripping pattern indicative to lowrider car culture.
Further enhancing the Regal’s body styling is a set of custom Chrome wire wheels and low profile thin white wall tires.
A look through the clear windows offers a view of the Cool Grey stock bench seat interior while nestled between the inner fender wells lies a stock powerplant.
This beauty is also offered in a chase variation, easily recognizable by its Chrome Gold time, bumpers, and rims.
*SEMA is a trade only event.
These specials will be available through Fun Lines Hobby dealers after the SEMA show.
Be sure to contact your preferred Hobby Dealers soon to preorder any or all these SEMA specials.
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There’s 3 total diecast vehicles M2 is making for SEMA, this Buick Regal Limited, along with a 1976 GMC Sierra 3500 and a 1973 Chevrolet Blazer.
(photos below from M2)
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>>> YOU CAN ACQUIRE OTHER M2 CARS RIGHT HERE: M2 MACHINES BUICK
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