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American Chopper/Orange
County Choppers
Nothing represents the ultimate form of self-expression quite
like a motorcycle, and American Chopper and Orange County Choppers
(OCC) have rocked the worlds of motorcycles and television!
Since officially beginning as a business in 1999, the unique
OCC custom motorcycle creations have been featured predominately
in all major industry publications, and the weekly American
Chopper/OCC show on the Discovery Channel is the second-highest
rated show on cable. Enjoyed not just by "motorheads",
the TV show has also been a hit with those who have never owned
a motorcycle, but tune in to watch the creative process and
enjoy the banter in the shop.
Available April 2004
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The American Chopper/OCC 1:10 and 1:18 scale
replicas, from JoyRide Entertainment, depict highly unique
and recognizable custom choppers built by OCC, and many of
you have watched the actual building process of the full-scale
choppers - some of which sell for several thousands of dollars.
Each replica features a generous number of chrome-plated parts,
a steerable front fork, and motion wheels - the 1:10 scale
replicas made up of more than 75 parts, and including a working
suspension!
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Dragula 1:18 Scale Die-cast, #33266
Grandpa Munster, patriarch of TV's Munster clan, was not your
ordinary grandfather, and neither was his ride. The George
Barris-built "Dragula" featured a casket "resting
in peace" on a tube chassis, and the macabre motif was
extended to the casket radiator and marble gravestone grille.
The dragster drew its dying breath through bat-shaped forced-air
scoops, and wailed through tuned metal organ tube exhausts.
Yes, you could definitely say that this one-of-a-kind coffin
was "to die for"!
JoyRide Entertainment has crafted this "dead-on"
replica of the popular TV vehicle, and has spared no detail
in paying their respects. The hinged coffin lid opens to a
dragster cockpit featuring a purple racing seat and operational
steering wheel. The custom exhausts, engine, fuel tank and
front axle are fully chromed, and the motion wheels roll on
rubber tires.
Available December 2003
(Dates are subject to change without notice)
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Flintmobile (Tooling Model)
Coming soon from JoyRide Entertainment (not courtesy of
Fred's two feet) will be this first-ever 1:18 scale rolling
replica of the Flintmobile from the animated Flintstone's
cartoon. Straight out of Bedrock, you can ride "with
the family down the street" in style, as the die-cast
chassis will roll on cold-cast "wheels," and also
feature a cloth top. Plastic figures of the Flinstone's and
the Rubble's will be included, so you can have a yabb-dabba-doo
time with this pre-hysterical replica!
Available August 2004
(Dates are subject to change without notice)
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