Corgi 1138
Corgi 1138 Ford Articulated Transporter "CORGI CARS". Very near mint/boxed, with 2 packing pieces & Instruction Leaflet. From The Old School Collection.
Price: £245.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
A fresh and shining example of this popular Corgi model made between 1966-69. So difficult to find absolutely pristine – this example is in very near mint condition.
Complete with both wing mirrors (including the reflective pieces), ladders at the side of the cab (minor surface tarnishing) and both roof horns (little probably as-made bend to one). Brightest silver side panels with Corgi dog logo on both sides. Yellow and black labels at rear are fresh and bright (faint crease to one).
Occasional tiny edge mark.
The *card stand on which the transporter sits, is complete, crisp and very bright. Minor wear only. Plenty of information on the box reverse.
Notably, this item comes complete with both card inner packing pieces as well as the Instruction Leaflet.
The pictorial end flap box is complete and has such vivid colours. Very light wear and a couple of very small end flap tears.
What a display item this would make – especially alongside a delivery of Corgi cars!
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