Corgi 336
Corgi 336 James Bond Toyota 2000GT. Very, very near mint/boxed. With full Secret Instruction Packet, card ring and wrap-around card packing. A premium piece from 'Gordon's Collection' - a high quality gathering of some of the most popular and sought-after models.
Price: £525.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Inspired by the James Bond film “You Only Live Twice”, this Toyota model was made during 1967-69. A fine and unused example with both figures present, intact aerial, jewelled front and rear lights, complete registration numbers at front and rear, and wire wheels. Suspension is fine, too.
Well-shaped original tyres.
Negligible mark or two away from mint.
The clean Secret Instructions Packet has been carefully opened – it is compete with all of its components i.e. cloth badge full sprue of missiles, & Secret Instructions.
The colourfully illustrated card plinth has wonderfully vivid graphics/art work. Day-one crisp feel and no wheel slot tears. All four push-out tabs at the wheel slots still present. Exceptional.
The outer box looks shop-fresh and comes with both original packing pieces too.
One of the best examples you will ever find.
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