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Greenlight’s Latest Checker Diecast
We at the ICTA applaud Greenlight, the company that produces a large line of 1/64 scale diecast automobile models. Over the last several years, Greenlight has launch a number of Checker prototypes, not just your typical New York City yellow cab, but a full line of...
1956 Checker Standard Taxi Model A8 – Restored $49,900 OBO (received by April 30th)
Model History A rare Checker vehicle, this A8 is 1 of only 3 restored of this model in the US. Approximately 10,000 were produced between January 1956 and September 1958 by the Checker Cab Manufacturing Company of Kalamazoo, MI. By definition, the vehicle is an...
Aspen Colorado’s The Ultimate Taxi
Since 1984, Jon Barnes has been carrying tourists through Aspen in the back of his 1978 yellow Checker cab. Now he's carrying thousands more virtual visitors online. The vintage taxi is enough to stop traffic. But over the years, Barnes has been accumulating more...
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