Corgi Toys 267 Batmobile
Batmobile by Corgi Toys, No. 267. PALEST BLUE screens & narrow 12 SPOKE WHIZZWHEELS.'Brass' coloured button on bonnet and section between the figures. Early issue narrow window box. Near mint/boxed. With sealed Secret Instruction Packet. From The Bluehouse Collection of fine Corgi. QDT starting bid £200. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £350.00
This item is sold.
Notes
Scarce issue in the early issue narrow window box.
The Batmobile has a gloss black finish with palest blue screens and 1-spoke narrow whizzwheels:
Bright chrome, both figures, fixed tow hook.
Close to mint. Little extra flick of black paint on a rear wing edge (we believe factory).
Note the central section between the two figures is brass-coloured (not chrome) and could be factory unfinished. Note too the brass-coloured button on the bonnet.
Gold light cover on central raised section too.
The paint finish immediately below the windscreen appears matte too.
The early window box (1973 date on base) is clean and bright. Original cellophane window has is intact. Repaired tear to an end flap. Complete sprue of yellow missiles.
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