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Dodge Monaco Highway Patrol CHiPS Auto World 1:18

Dodge Monaco Highway Patrol CHiPS Auto World 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Dodge
Manufacturer
Auto World
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
AWSS112/06
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About the Dodge Monaco Highway Patrol CHiPS Auto World 1:18

TL;DR: Auto World's 1:18 diecast Dodge Monaco reproduces the officially licensed CHiPS Highway Patrol car. Diecast construction gives the full-size 1970s sedan genuine weight and tight, even panel gaps, honoring a vehicle tied directly to a well-known television series.

CHiPS put the California Highway Patrol on screen for millions of viewers, and Auto World's officially licensed Monaco keeps that specific TV connection distinct from the many generic patrol-car diecast pieces on the market.

Diecast Detail on a Licensed TV Patrol Car

This Monaco carries the same full-size, boxy 1970s sedan proportions as its unlicensed counterparts, but Auto World's officially licensed CHiPS branding and period-correct patrol graphics set it apart, applied with sharp, well-defined lettering rather than an approximate substitute livery. Diecast construction gives the body real weight, and tight, consistent shut lines run along the long doors and flat trunk lid, a shape that leaves little room to disguise inconsistent tooling. The simplified interior, a basic dashboard and front bench, reads correctly through the glass without overstating detail the original patrol interior never carried.

A Genuine Connection to 1970s Television

CHiPS ran through the late 1970s and into the 1980s, and its patrol vehicles became genuinely recognizable to audiences well beyond dedicated car enthusiasts, giving this Monaco a cultural reach that outlasts the show's original broadcast run. For a TV and movie-car collection, this piece offers documented licensing rather than an invented tribute livery, a distinction that matters to collectors who specifically seek out screen-connected vehicles. It also stands on its own as an honest example of a full-size American patrol sedan from its era.

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