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Most listings show GMC Vandura die‑cast models at 1:64 scale.

They typically have metal bodies and chassis, and many listings also specify real rubber tires.

For 1:64 scale, lengths are typically about 2.75 to 3 inches.

The listings include multiple years, including examples from 1978, 1979, and 1983.

Commonly they state “6 years and up,” with some listings showing “8 years and up” or “14 years and up.”

Many listings note real rubber tires and authentic, detailed wheel designs.

They're offered as single models and occasional two‑packs; some items are packaged in blister packs.

Yes — some listings show accessories such as a cartop sleeper tent and note detailed interior and exterior decoration.

Listings describe them as suitable for both play and display and often highlight collector‑friendly detailing.

Some listings explicitly state that no batteries are used or required for these models.

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