For those who grew up with the Angels, there is no mistaking the 1976 Ford Mustang II Cobra II. With its blue racing stripes that could be seen for miles, this car was all style and class. Our 1:18 Charlie's Angels 1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II features all the bells and whistles - TV correct license plate, decoration and, like its real TV counter-part, it is missing the grill's Cobra emblem, not seen until season 5. You'll also find black-wall tires on our model. Rather than pay royalties to the tire company, the producers of Charlie's Angels opted to switch the tires so they did not show the factory correct tires with raised white lettering. Any Hollywood car fan would be hard-pressed to miss this release. - See more at: http://www.greenlighttoys.com/385.html#sthash.aLkw5LCe.dpuf

For those who grew up with the Angels, there is no mistaking the 1976 Ford Mustang II Cobra II. With its blue racing stripes that could be seen for miles, this car was all style and class. Our 1:18 Charlie's Angels 1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II features all the bells and whistles - TV correct license plate, decoration and, like its real TV counter-part, it is missing the grill's Cobra emblem, not seen until season 5. You'll also find black-wall tires on our model. Rather than pay royalties to the tire company, the producers of Charlie's Angels opted to switch the tires so they did not show the factory correct tires with raised white lettering. Any Hollywood car fan would be hard-pressed to miss this release. - See more at: http://www.greenlighttoys.com/385.html#sthash.aLkw5LCe.dpuf

For those who grew up with the Angels, there is no mistaking the 1976 Ford Mustang II Cobra II. With its blue racing stripes that could be seen for miles, this car was all style and class. Our 1:18 Charlie's Angels 1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II features all the bells and whistles - TV correct license plate, decoration and, like its real TV counter-part, it is missing the grill's Cobra emblem, not seen until season 5. You'll also find black-wall tires on our model. Rather than pay royalties to the tire company, the producers of Charlie's Angels opted to switch the tires so they did not show the factory correct tires with raised white lettering. Any Hollywood car fan would be hard-pressed to miss this release. - See more at: http://www.greenlighttoys.com/385.html#sthash.aLkw5LCe.dpuf