Afloridaman

Here is a close-up of one of the undersides to show the type of construction. It's a soft wood, kind of like balsa but I'm sure it is something sturdier. Also, here they are from the other side which are not as attractive.

Unfortunately no markings at all, the undersides are not finished and the tires are a soft plastic that are starting to go flat from age. Only one has a license plate and it just says Subaru. I thought that they might have been made for a comercial or a movie or one of the big new car shows? The guy I bought them from had no information and was just happy to get rid of them because they are so big. He didn't even know that they were Subarus. I looked at them several times before I got them and waited until near the end of the show. I can put more photos on in the next couple of days but I don't know how many pix I'm allowed.

Picked up these two very unusual models at a local antique show. They are made of a soft wood and appear to have been made around the same time that these vehicles were new. They seem to be professionally made rather than by a Subaru fan with mad woodworking/modeling skills. They are about 20" long 7" tall and 6" wide. Could they be a corporate thing, used for promotional or advertising? Or a dealer thing? They are really cool but have been banged up over the years. Any information would be greatly appreciated.