Cars of the Bravest 1949 Mercury The Best of the Fire Chief Cars When Dependability and Speed Are Crucial Recent tragic events have made all Americans aware of the importance of Fire Chiefs in leading and organizing the scene at fires. The cars that carry these chiefs are selected because of speed and dependability. The 1949 Mercury was a natural choice in that era, as it combined a reasonable cost with an all-steel body and a V-8 engine called the best in its class. The same could be said of the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. This car not only had the dependability and performance of the 283 horsepower V-8 engine but also added two-tone styling. Model Features • Opening Hood • Opening Trunk • Opening Doors • Detailed Engine • Detailed Interior • Chrome Accents & Trim • Working Steering System • Roof Mounted Emergency Beacon • Precision Diecast Replica • Baked Enamel Finish • 1:24 Scale Model • 8 Inches Long