This authentic Peterbilt 389 with Century Model 1150 Rotator Wrecker is a high-quality diecast metal replica produced by Die Cast Promotions/First Gear Inc. Finished in a striking black, blue, and green paint scheme, this model is loaded with realistic details, including an opening hood with a detailed engine, poseable front wheels, functioning turret winches with working cables and hooks, a working drag winch, a three-section underlift with functional extensions that pivot up and down, and fully operational front and rear outriggers. Built with exceptional craftsmanship, this replica makes a standout addition to any diecast truck or heavy wrecker collection.
DCP 1/64 Peterbilt 389 Day Cab Truck Miller Century 1150 Rotator Wrecker 60-2248
Product Details
- Recommended for 14+ years and up, not recommended for play
- Authentic Peterbilt 389 with Century Model 1150 Rotator Wrecker diecast metal replica model from Die Cast Promotions by First Gear Inc. This quality replica is decorated with black, blue, and green paint scheme.
- Opening hood, poseable front wheels, functioning turret winches with working cable and hooks, working drag winch, three-section underlift with functional extensions and pivots up and down, and functioning front and rear outriggers.
- Diecast body with rubber wheels, some plastic parts
- Approximate dimensions: 7in L x 1.75in W x 2.25in H
This authentic Peterbilt 389 with Century Model 1150 Rotator Wrecker is a high-quality diecast metal replica produced by Die Cast Promotions/First Gear Inc. Finished in a striking black, blue, and green paint scheme, this model is loaded with realistic details, including an opening hood with a detailed engine, poseable front wheels, functioning turret winches with working cables and hooks, a working drag winch, a three-section underlift with functional extensions that pivot up and down, and fully operational front and rear outriggers. Built with exceptional craftsmanship, this replica makes a standout addition to any diecast truck or heavy wrecker collection.
