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LEGO 1965 / Classic / Vehicle Sets

In 1965, LEGO released 2 Classic Vehicle sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $8, today those sets are valued around $1,064.
Most valuable 1965 LEGO Classic Vehicle set
320-2 Airplane $1,063.93

319 Truck with Trailer

Theme / Subtheme Classic / Vehicle
Year 1965
Pieces 74
Availability Retired
319 LEGO Truck with Trailer
Retail $4.25

320-2 Airplane

Theme / Subtheme Classic / Vehicle
Year 1965
Pieces 120
Availability Retired
320-2 LEGO Airplane
Retail $3.50
Value $1,063.93
Growth  30298.0%
Annual growth 10.2%
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Year Details

Year
1965
Theme
Classic
Subtheme
Vehicle
Sets
2   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$7.75
New/Sealed
Value
~$1,063.93

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 1965 Classic Vehicle sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Airplane
#2Truck with Trailer

About LEGO Classic Vehicle

The LEGO Classic Vehicle theme from the 1960s featured sets that centered on creating various vehicles using LEGO bricks. Distinct from the more detailed and specialized vehicle sets of later years, the 1960s theme provided basic parts and simple designs to construct cars, trucks, and other common vehicles. These sets were a part of LEGO's effort to expand its product range and offer builders thematic sets that focused on everyday objects and transportation modes.
1965 LEGO Sets
1965 was a growth year for LEGO. The number of people employed by LEGO at Billund reached 600. LEGO was also increasing the pace of new development. Continued sales growth for the company also meant continued expansion of its manufacturing capacity. They also developed several new elements specifically for the North American market. Beginning this year, the primary illustration on each set's box would show only models that could be built with that set's contents. Previous sets featured generic models not necessarily possible.