I was wondering if anyone could help me find a place to purchase some diecast or models of a 74 Corvette.
I have found many places for Corvettes but none for the 74 model year. Thanks,
Rodney

There are very few specific '74 cars out there.
There is a red, "Zora Signature Series" by Action, in 1:32nd scale. Usually around $20 if you can find them. There is one on E-bay right now, I think.
There are 2 "Promo" '74s, a red one, and an Orange one. Both of the promos sell for $200, on average. There is at least one of each color on E-bay now, too.
Other than that, you can find some plastic model kits from time to time. Some of these cost $20, some are way more.

I actually looked on E-bay earlier today, for something else, but I always check on the promos, and my other "searches" while I'm there. If you hurry, I think there is an orange, '74 promo auction almost over. Last I looked, it was at $81.

Nope...too late! It just went!

You can look at it HERE

btw...I paid $200 for my '74 promo. It is the most expensive car in my collection of almost 2000!!!Adams' Apple2007-01-21 20:02:02

Joel is right. it is pretty hard to find a 74 vette model.  I picked up two models unopened and still wrapped. one at a time of course. i hutned them down at swap meets.  they arent cheap. i paid 435 dollars for one but it is limited edition model plus it was a 74 vette which only had 300 made total. so i know it will hold its value and grow. the other i paid 95 dollars for.  i followed that one from ebay to the store it was being sold from and made them an offer .  matchbox didnt make one. i talked to hot wheels and they said that a 74 vette will be coming out in three years and a limited amount will be produced as well.

hey rodney,
i saw one on ebay tonight.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1974-Corvette-Zora-Arkus-Duntov-1-32-scale_W0QQitemZ230085066780QQihZ013QQcategoryZ223QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item230085066780

its at $16.24 right nowwith 2 bids and 4 days left.
good luck.
joe

Joe,
Thanks for letting me know about that one. I will watch it until the end. I looked at it and it looks very nice. I will keep an eye on it.
Thanks Rodney

As for the plastic models, I will agree, they can be found, but I know I bought one that said it was a 74 Convertible, but it really was not.  It had a chrome front bumper and plastic rear.  The rear did not have the split, and the fuel door showed an emblem.

you found a 1973 model thats why the front was a chrome bumper.  if you guys look around check for the brand  " MPC".   I have two models made by them still in boxes and sealed, both 1974 models.  thats the only brand i have seen that made them.

Actually, the '73 had a rubber front bumper cover, and a chrome rear! Nit-picky, yes?

I see '74 kits all the time. Most are "modified" types, with fat tires, and hood scoops. I do see stock kits too, tho.