LEGO® Antique Car

Description

A classic in miniature

A veteran car is one of those models that anyone recognises at once: a tall body, exposed wheels and an open driver's seat. From 111 pieces you get a small car that looks good on a desk. Only 17 different part types are in the box, which keeps the list short and the building easy to follow. For a kit from 1967 it makes a charming subject, equally appealing to children and to collectors who like early vehicles.

Colours and the clear part

Black, light grey, red and transparent define the look. Black suits the chassis and wheels, light grey the metallic-looking details, and red provides the accents. The transparent part is most likely a window pane such as a windscreen, the key surface on any car. Because the colour choice is so tight, the model feels unified. The parts list on this page shows which colours each building element comes in, so you can check it against your own collection.

Comparing and rebuilding

The set number 329-1 marks the first version. If you own a copy or are thinking of buying one, you can compare the parts list line by line against the box. With only 111 bricks it is easy to spot what is missing. If you have no original parts, you could rebuild the model with modern bricks in similar colours. The basic shapes of that era still fit with everything made since, which makes the switch simple.

What you can make with it

A little car is also easy to alter: with a different body the antique car becomes a delivery van, or the wheels and chassis end up in something entirely new. Enter your bricks into the “What can I build?” tool to see which models they allow. For a set of this size the choice is wider than you might expect, because basic bricks are needed in so many models. There are no minifigures, but finding a driver for it is easy.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Antique Car 329-1 have?

It has 111 pieces in 17 different part types and no minifigures.

Which colours does the set use?

Mainly black, light grey, red and transparent. The parts list shows each colour in detail.

Can I build something else from these parts?

Yes. Use “What can I build?” to find new models from your own bricks.