Taking the Last Ride in Style 1953 International R-110 Coroners Truck Only the Best for Franklin County There were other panel truck choices in the early 1950's for the Franklin County Coroner's office. And it was no surprise that they selected an International R-110 Panel Truck. At $1576 it was priced within $10 of the GMC panel truck but this International was a heavy-duty 1/2 ton with a 4200lb. GVW rating. Powered by the 100hp. Inline overhead valve Silver Diamond 6-cylinder engine, it had power to spare. For extra protection the optional front and rear chrome bumpers were purchased. First Ever Coroner's Truck In Die-cast The best part of this job is sitting down with the great product developers at 1st Gear and designing trucks exclusively for the National Motor Museum Mint. Having never seen a coroner's truck offered in diecast, we are very excited to be offering this exclusive. With 1st gear's famous attention to details like the side hood handles, gas cap and I-H emblem on the front grille, we feel this is the finest replica we've ever commissioned and are sure it will become a great addition to any collection. Model Features • Opening Hood • Opening Doors • Working Steering System • Interior Includes Lunch Box and Gloves • Rear Door Opens Showing the Deceased on a Gurney • Features Wired and Plumbed Silver Diamond 6-Cylinder Engine • Precision Die-cast Replica • 1:25 Scale Model • 7.5 Inches Long