Corgi 391
Corgi 391 James Bond Ford Mustang Mach 1. Near mint plus/boxed. Inspired by the film 'Diamonds are Forever'. From The MBU Collection.
Price: £195.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This model was issued for one year only (1972) to coincide with the ‘Diamonds are Forever’ film release.
A sought-after James Bond Mustang model in close to mint original condition.
The model has a striking deep vibrant red and black finish. High shine finish to the paint generally showing that this model has barely been handled. Not even a trace of a roof rub.
A striking display piece.
Couple of wheel arch marks ( as is so often the case) and a few tiny marks head-on. Small, thin, faint scratch on the bonnet.
The box is bright and complete with end flaps intact and the smooth original cellophane is undamaged. Light age/handling wear t the card. Complete James Bond box label has fared better than most we have seen – strongly-coloured with minimal wear.
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