Vintage 1950s Marx Buick Roadmaster Pressed Steel Toy Car

This item is a vintage pressed steel toy car, modeled after a mid-1950s Buick Roadmaster. The vehicle features a white or cream painted body with characteristic Buick styling cues, including the famous 'VentiPorts' (portholes) on the front fender and the signature 'sweepspear' side trim molded into the body. The car is constructed of heavy-gauge pressed steel with a black lithographed tin or plastic chassis. It features rubber tires with silver-toned hubcaps that appear to have a stamped design. Notable details include the wrap-around windshield design and a distinctive fastback roofline. The condition shows moderate play wear, with visible paint chipping, light surface rust on exposed metal areas, and some scuffing on the side panels. There appears to be some minor denting near the door line. The car is housed in a weathered cardboard box, though it is unclear if it is the original factory packaging. This piece represents the high-quality American toy manufacturing of the post-WWII era, likely produced by Louis Marx & Co. or a similar contemporary manufacturer between 1953 and 1955.