French Dinky 520
French Dinky 520 Fiat 600D. BRIGHT BLUE 'POCH' issue in rare POCH box. Near mint plus/boxed. Rare to come to the market place. From The Continental Collection. QDT starting bid £1750. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
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Issued during 1968 and the standard version (i.e. not POCH issue) is either red or cream. This model finished in bright, light blue is one of the fabled ‘POCH’ French Dinky models assembled in Spain. Detailed red interior, white steering wheel, and a most important detail, correct ‘PIRELLI’ tyres. In near mint plus condition with a coupe of little marks on a wheel arch and a couple of even smaller marks on the passenger side. Nice original silver trim. Window glazing. Shiny base.
A high profile and sought-after model in all original condition.
The complete and correct POCH box still has the serrated tag firmly in situ.
Minor age/handling wear and and a small internal end flap tear and a couple of tiny tears besides. Note the printed POCH lettering and details in Spanish at end flaps.An exciting find – and very rare to come to the market place!
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