CODE 3 COLLECTIBLES

Code 3 Collectibles provides its customers with high quality, realistic, and detailed limited edition collectibles. Since 1997, we have been committed to replicating fire fighting and emergency vehicles.

Firefighters and emergency personnel are the everyday heroes in America. They put their lives on the line in order to keep us safe. Kids, both large and small, dream of becoming paramedics and fire fighters. Code 3 Collectibles preserves the honor and history of all these heroes.

Our Fire and Rescue line captures the tradition and spirit of today's firemen, policemen and emergency personnel with limited edition, detailed replicas of the finest emergency vehicles in the world.

Code 3 Collectibles sells primarily direct to the consumer on our web site. We've been a fully functioning e-commerce site since 1998. Selling direct to the consumer allows us to ensure that collectors have a quality shopping experience to compliment our quality product.

You can also find Code 3 Collectibles in a small, select number of dealers across the country. Each year, we release a few "dealer exclusive" items that can only be found at one of our dealers.

Code 3 Collectibles built its reputation on the high quality of its fire and emergency die cast. Our collectors have come to expect outstanding quality and incredible detail on our models. We also continuously strive to raise the bar on each new apparatus type that we release.

To back up our commitment to quality, we offer a 30-day money back guarantee. You can return any Code 3 Collectibles product for a full refund of the price of the item within 30 days for any reason.

Code 3 Collectibles is a values based company. Our values dictate how we treat our customers, business partners and co-workers.

In 1992, the Funrise Toy Corporation started making a line of plastic "light and sound" vehicles. That year, they had a police car and a fire chief's car with amazingly realistic sounding sirens. The next year, the company added a fire engine that was modeled after a Los Angeles City Fire Department pumper. Three more light and sound toys followed over the next few years: a TDA, rear mount, and rescue truck. Funrise started receiving calls not from parents of kids playing with these items, but from parents and non-parents who were buying these items for themselves. Adults were collecting these plastic toys and giving Funrise very positive feedback about them. The feedback the company received was that the toys were the best replicas of fire and ems apparatus on the market, even compared to collectibles.

Since 1997, Code 3 Collectibles has continued to expand both the apparatus models and departments offered for fire and ems. In 1998, a Code 3 Collectors Club was established offering benefits like special releases and discounted pricing to avid collectors.