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Corgi Rallye Monte Carlo Game . Very near mint/boxed. Complete with Instruction Leaflet. Rare set - and includes the original dice and counters!
Price: £1,100.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This unused set comprises 2 x Corgi 226 Morris Mini Minor models in deep metallic maroon. Adapted for this game, so each model has the requisite hole in the base and game-specific labels . The labels are complete on both cars Both have detailed cast wheels and well-shaped original tyres (one set of smooth tyres, the others are treaded with Corgi Toys embossed).
Barely a mark!
All components for the game are in place on the intact polystyrene insert. Note that this set (unusually) contains both dice and counters too!
Instruction Leaflet is present on the inside of the lid:
The outer box is clean and complete with vibrant colours. One tape repair to one lid corner and very minor wear besides.
A most unusual set.
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