Corgi 150
Corgi 150 Vanwall Formula 1 Grand Prix Car. Very, very near mint/boxed. *Bright mid-green* issue, clear screen & RACING NUMBER 5. 1st we have handled! From The Berlin Collection. Bids are invited - please see the relevant section on our Faq Page. QDT starting bid £200. Please note that QDT apply 10% buyer's commission, with a ceiling of £100.
Price: £300.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
In all original shining condition, this Vanwall Racing Car has a bright mid-green colour finish (more often found with a darker green finish). An extremly rare find with racing number ‘5’.
‘Vanwall’ lettering at the side. Intact original clear windscreen. Lemon interior, shiny flat spun wheels and well-shaped,fine tread original tyres.
Displays really well.
‘British Made’ on the base.
Tiny mark or two only.
Early powder blue picture box is strongly-coloured and complete. Clean with a crisp feel. Light wear includes a storage crease on the underside. Pencilled price on an end flap.
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