1933 Graham M64 Bluestreak 4-Door Sedan
SKU: BML09
AVAILABILITY: Out of Stock
BODY TYPE: Sedan
MAKER: Graham
COLOR: Brown
MEASURE: 115mm or 4 ½ inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1933
DECADE: 30
Amos Northup’s Blue Streak for 1933 featured a ‘banjo’ frame design with the rear axle fitted between the fore and aft rails with outboard springs. The result was a lower centre of gravity and a car that was wider than it was tall. Add to this a fully enclosed front fender design and pearl paint finish produced using fish scales and the result was a most impressive motor car.
Available in the new collectors box
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