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LEGO 1958 / System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles Sets

In 1958, LEGO released 11 System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles sets, all of these sets have been retired.
Most valuable 1958 LEGO System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles set
1261-2 1:87 VW Beetle $1,413.92
Largest 1958 LEGO System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles set
260-2 1:87 VW Beetle 1 pieces
Most owned 1958 System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles set
257 1:87 Bedford Delivery Truck

253 1:87 Bedford Flatbed Truck

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
253 LEGO 1:87 Bedford Flatbed Truck
Retail $1.85

254-2 1:87 Bedford Flatbed Trailer

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
254-2 LEGO 1:87 Bedford Flatbed Trailer
Retail $0.70

255 1:87 Bedford Fire Engine

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
255 LEGO 1:87 Bedford Fire Engine
Retail $1.40

256-2 1:87 Bedford Tow Truck

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
256-2 LEGO 1:87 Bedford Tow Truck
Retail $1.30
Value $332.25
Growth  +25457.7%
Annual growth 8.8%

257 1:87 Bedford Delivery Truck

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
257 LEGO 1:87 Bedford Delivery Truck
Retail $1.40
Value $318.04
Growth  +22617.1%
Annual growth 8.6%

258-2 1:87 VW Van

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
258-2 LEGO 1:87 VW Van
Retail $1.10
Value $1,010.25
Growth  +91740.9%
Annual growth 10.9%

259 1:87 VW Pickup

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
259 LEGO 1:87 VW Pickup
Retail $1.10
Value $204.32
Growth  +18474.5%
Annual growth 8.2%

260-2 1:87 VW Beetle

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Pieces 1
Availability Retired
260-2 LEGO 1:87 VW Beetle
Retail $0.85

261-2 1:87 VW Beetle + Showroom

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Pieces 1
Availability Retired
261-2 LEGO 1:87 VW Beetle + Showroom
Retail $4.00
Value $736.97
Growth  +18324.3%
Annual growth 8.2%

270 5 Cyclists / Motorcyclists

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Availability Retired
270 LEGO 5 Cyclists / Motorcyclists
Value $257.92

1261-2 1:87 VW Beetle

Theme / Subtheme System i Leg / HO 1:87 Vehicles
Year 1958
Pieces 1
Availability Retired
1261-2 LEGO 1:87 VW Beetle
Retail $0.85
Value $1,413.92
Growth  +166243.5%
Annual growth 11.6%

Year Details

Year
1958
Theme
System i Leg
Subtheme
HO 1:87 Vehicles
Sets
11   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
~$14.55
New/Sealed
Value
~$4,273.67

Unfortunately we don't have accurate retail and value pricing for all sets released in 1958. Most sets during this time period were extremely limited in both production and distribution with distribution primarily in Denmark as well as some in neighboring countries such as Sweden, Germany and Norway.

Community Stats

The following are the top 10 most owned 1958 System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles sets by LEGO collectors.
#11:87 Bedford Delivery Truck
#21:87 Bedford Fire Engine
#35 Cyclists / Motorcyclists
#41:87 Bedford Flatbed Truck
#51:87 Bedford Tow Truck
#61:87 VW Beetle
#71:87 VW Pickup
#81:87 VW Beetle
#91:87 VW Van
#101:87 VW Beetle + Showroom

About LEGO System i Leg HO 1:87 Vehicles

The LEGO HO 1:87 Vehicles subtheme, also referred to as LEGO small vehicles where plastic sets released in the 1950's and 1960's to compliment LEGO sets which could be used to build houses, gas stations, garages, shops and more. These vehicles sets remailed in production for almost ten years until they were replaced by LEGOLAND vehicles in the early 1970s. LEGO made the these small 1:87 scale vehicles until around 1969.
1958 LEGO Sets
1958 was yet another historical year for the LEGO Group with its founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, passing away and his son Godtfred Kirk Christiansen taking full leadership of the LEGO Company. LEGO continued to expand their operations and by 1958 there were 140 employees in Billund. This was also the year that the LEGO brick was completely redesigned into the modern brick we see today. While The System of Play was selling well in several European markets, but it was still limited by the basic design of the original brick.