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Ford Granada Coupé Series II 1975 Light Blue Metallic Touring Modelcars 1:18

Ford Granada Coupé Series II 1975 Light Blue Metallic Touring Modelcars 1:18

Regular price €112,90
Sale price €112,90 Regular price

The Ford Granada Coupé Series II (1974–1977) in Light Blue Metallic, reproduced as a die-cast 1:18 scale model by Touring Modelcars. The fastback Coupé body style was never carried over to the Mk II, making this the definitive iteration of the form.

Scale

1:18

Manufacturer

TOURING MODELCARS

Year

1975

Car Brand

FORD ENGLAND

Car Model

GRANADA COUPE II SERIES

Category

ROAD CARS

Subcategory

HISTORIC CARS

Material

DIE-CAST

Note

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In short

A die-cast 1:18 scale model of the Ford Granada Coupé Series II in period-correct Light Blue Metallic, the final and only generation of Granada's two-door fastback, built by Touring Modelcars.

Ford of Europe introduced the Granada in 1972 as the flagship executive car for Western European markets, replacing the long-running Consul and Zephyr range. The Series II facelift arrived in 1974, bringing a revised grille, updated lighting clusters and refined trim details that kept the Granada competitive through to 1977. Touring Modelcars captures the 1975 specification in die-cast metal at 1:18, in the Light Blue Metallic finish that typified the era's executive colour palette.

Ford's European Executive Fastback: The Granada Coupé

Built at Ford's Cologne plant and sold across Western Europe including the UK, the Granada Mk I offered saloon, estate and Coupé body styles. The Coupé — a two-door fastback — gave the range a sportier stance while sharing the platform and running gear of its four-door siblings. When the Mk II Granada arrived in 1977, no Coupé variant followed: the Series II Coupé of 1974–1977 remains the sole fastback chapter in Granada history.

Light Blue Metallic and the Mid-1970s Executive Palette

Metallic paint was a prestige option across the Granada range, and Light Blue Metallic sat firmly within the factory colour choices positioned to appeal to the executive buyer of the mid-1970s European market. The finish reflects the Granada's deliberate placement as a premium Ford product — a car sold on refinement and road presence rather than outright performance. The 1975 model year falls squarely within the Series II production window of 1974–1977, and the colour reads as entirely authentic to that specification.

Touring Modelcars: Die-Cast at 1:18 Scale

Touring Modelcars specialises in European classic car replicas rendered in resin and die-cast metal at 1:18 scale. This Granada Coupé Series II is executed in die-cast metal, a construction well suited to the clean, uncluttered lines of the fastback body. At 1:18, the model delivers shelf presence that does justice to a substantial executive machine.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ford Granada Coupé Series II?

The Ford Granada Mk I was launched in 1972 as Ford of Europe's flagship executive car, replacing the Consul and Zephyr range. The Series II facelift appeared in 1974 with revised grille and lighting. The Coupé was a two-door fastback variant; no Coupé was offered on the Mk II, so the Series II (1974–1977) is the last of the line.

Who made this 1:18 scale model?

The model is produced by Touring Modelcars, a brand that focuses on European classic car replicas in die-cast and resin at 1:18 scale.

What material is the model made from?

The model is constructed in die-cast metal at 1:18 scale.

Is the Light Blue Metallic finish accurate for a mid-1970s Granada?

Yes. Metallic paint was a factory prestige option on the Granada range in the mid-1970s, and Light Blue Metallic is consistent with the colour palette offered to executive buyers in the Series II production period of 1974–1977.

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What payment methods do you accept?

We accept the following payment methods: Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express. Apple Pay & Google Pay. Cash on Delivery (available only for Italy). PayPal.

What is your return policy?

Items must be returned within 14 days after receiving your order. Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, with the original packaging and box.

Refunds are issued for the returned item only.
Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. When a return is approved, we provide a prepaid return label, and the return shipping cost—equal to the original shipping fee—will be deducted from your refund once the return has been received and processed.

The original shipping cost is refunded; only the return shipping cost is excluded from the refund.

Shipping

What countries do you ship to?

Country Shipping Fee (€)
Italy 12,90
Albania 26,00
Andorra 26,00
Austria 14,50
Belgium 14.50
Bulgaria 17,90
Czech Republic 17,90
Denmark 18,90
Estonia 18,90
France 14.50
Germany 14.50
Greece 18,90
Ireland 18,90
Latvia 18,90
Lithuania 18,90
Luxembourg 14.50
Malta 26,00
Monaco 14.50
Netherlands 14.50
Poland 17,90
Portugal 14.50
Romania 17,90
San Marino 12,90
Slovakia 17,90
Slovenia 17,90
Spain 14.50
Sweden 39,90
Switzerland 17,90
United Kingdom 18,90
USA 39,90


All orders are processed and delivered from Italy within 2–7 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays). Shipping status can be verified at any time by using the tracking number provided via e-mail. You can also access this information within your account.

UK Orders: orders to the UK must total Euro 170+. Customs duty and import VAT for orders over this amount are charged by the courier on delivery and are payable by the customer.

Tax and Duties: for orders shipped outside the European Economic Area (EEA), local customs duties, import taxes, or handling fees may apply once the parcel reaches its destination. Please note that refusal or non-collection of a parcel may generate additional costs related to return shipping or import/export processing, which will be deducted from any eventual refund.

How long will it take to receive my order?

All orders are processed within 2 -4 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays).

Once your order has been dispatched, you will automatically receive a shipping confirmation email with your tracking number.
Shipping status can be verified at any time by using the tracking number
provided via e-mail.

Is processing time the same as delivery time?

No. Processing time (2–4 business days) is separate from the carrier’s delivery time.

Delivery time depends on your destination and begins after the order has been shipped.

Refunds

How long will it take to receive my refund?

Refunds are processed within working days 14 days from when we receive the item(s).