Spot-on Models 273 Security Van
Commer Security Van (Money Box) by Spot-on Models. With Instruction Leaflet. Very near mint/boxed. QDT starting bid £175. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £808.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Issued during 1965, this Commer Security Van/Money Box has a lustrous deep green finish with complete ‘Security Express Limited’ lettering & logo on both sides.
Notably bright chrome – no rubbing! Hard to find this good. Complete number plates front and rear. Peeping through the rear opening doors, one can see the seated security guard and interior yellow plastic fittings. Reluctant to open the rear doors, since by doing this the intact yellow hinges can easily break.
Tiny mark on the roof.
The large window box has bright colours and original cellophane front (re-attached at some time since the glue can easily dry out). Bright yellow card insert is intact, if a touch grubby where the Van is placed. With original fittings which secure the van to the inner.
Outer box has light wear.
Original Instruction Leaflet is included:
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