Spot-on-156
Spot-on 156 Mulliner Coach. Near mint plus/boxed. Very rare issue in deep yellow and white with a RED INTERIOR. From A Phenomenal Collection. Starting bid £750. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
Issued during 1960-61 in various colour finishes by the respected Spot-on manufacturer in strictly 1:42 scale.
In all original condition, this coach is attractively finished in deep yellow and white with a delicate (paper) red strip and complete ‘Tri-ang Tours’ label at the rear. Complete number plates front and rear.
A difficult enough find in this colour finish, especially with a red interior. Attractive moulded clear plastic details including the roof panels (minor marking at the rear).
A striking model on display.
In near mint condition with a little rubbing at bumpers and the occasional little mark to the paint finish (at vulnerable wheel arches mostly). Nice to see that the white roof has remained chip-free!
The lift-off lid box is very fresh, clean and bright, showing very minor wear. White label on a short lid end.
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