
Speed Champions
RETIRED 2019-12-14 · retail $14.99 · 2018-03-02 → 2019-12-14 · ★ 4.1 (4) · owned by 12,834 · wanted by 2,033
Sealed mark is +92% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 4.5×/mo · 70 live asks ≈ 15.6 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 2.2×/mo · 33 live asks ≈ 15.2 mo of supply
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sc0531968 Ford Mustang Fastback Driver$4.78BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
Live asks: opened n=33, median $21.12, from $15.47 · sealed n=70, median $40.36, from $26.39 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $13.08 gross · $-0.87 net at 69% of pieces priced.
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Hello Everyone, here's my second review. The 1968 Mustang Fastback jumped out to me when I first saw it, memories of Gone in 60 Seconds and Bullitt came to mind. After building it, I was not disappointed. Minifigure and Scenery Build: Fairly Standard Speed Champions. The racing style driver and lap clock sponsored by Ford. Functional, but I'll just part them out to other places in my city. The build itself was a bris…
I choose the 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback because of nostalgia and the attention to all the amazing details. I also liked that the car doesn’t need stickers to make up the details of the front and rear, like some other speed champions car. It is interesting that Lego release a 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback, in the year 2018, 50 years after the movie Bullitt. The minifigure that is included is nice and authentic. Because o…
I will keep this review short, but I was blown away by this Speed Champions set. This is my first foray into the world of Speed Champions, and I was definitely not disappointed. As an avid fan of the venerable Ford Mustang, this was an easy purchase. I have a particular fondness for the 1968-69 era Mustangs. This car was featured in the film "Bullitt" with Steve McQueen, and is a classic. I think this Lego version do…
The speed champion sets caught my eye recently. I don't follow racing in particular, but these sets are fun build. I consider the single and double Speed Champion sets to be some of the better values in the entire Lego line. The pieces I would call fairly standard for car builds. I particular like the dusky colored wind shield. The one minifig is a good match, though not outstanding. The set itself is about an hour l…
I bought it last april in the Centro Santa Fe Lego Store and is a good set for car enthusiasts. The car design is nearly accurate from the real model, but the time counter does not do anything at all. but is worth to buy.
First, this is one of my favourite cars ever created. And second, when I saw this model announced, it was the thing that really got me interested in the Speed Champions line of cars. And the value of these sets are great in my opinion. Your first experience with this is the great artwork on the box showcasing the model and the source material. The box itself is well filled with a mix of parts although largely green a…
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