D212
Dinky 212 Ford Cortina Rally Car. Near mint/boxed with packing ring. From a large, stunning diverse collection with many items in old shop stock condition.
Price: £125.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
From one of the largest, private collections we have ever seen, with many items bought new at the time and stored away until now. Taken as a whole, the collection provides an exciting, kaleidoscopic snapshot of popular diecast toys issued during the 1960?s -1970?s.
A striking Dinky Rally Cortina model with a crisp black and white finish. All labels are complete and intact throughout, looking very fresh indeed! Nicely detailed model has original ‘D’ registration number plates front and rear, spotlights, ruby-jewelled rear lights and an intact spotlight on the roof. Opening doors reveal a bright red detailed interior. Bright spun wheels and a shiny black base. Pliant, well-formed original tyres.
Occasional little mark and note the factory glue around the rear lights in particular, as well as a stray smear at a front wing.
The colourful detailed pictorial box is very clean and bright, complete with all end flaps. A little storage crumpling and minor handling wear besides. Packing ring is included. No tears. Pen marking at an end flap.
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