Dinky Toys 102 Joe's Car
Joe's Car (Gerry Anderson's Joe 90) by Dinky Toys, No. 102. Very near mint/boxed. With WORKING FLASHING LIGHT function. In pictorial card box. With Instruction Leaflet & polystyrene packing. From The Heart of England Collection. QDT starting bid £250. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £250.00
This item is sold.
Notes
Inspired by Gerry Anderson’s t.v. series Joe 90. This Joe’s Car model has such a bright metallic green/blue finish with chrome engines, opening wings and extending tail fins. Suspension on all four wheels. Battery powered engine exhaust. Jewelled headlights. Intact windscreen and figure of Joe 90. Working battery-operated flashing light.
Paint finish is in very close to mint state.
Colourful pictorial card stand is very attractive, with a pictorial scene.
With the polystyrene tray which slides into the base and protects the plinth. Another polystyrene packing piece with original Mr. Dealer label.
Multi-lingual Instruction Leaflet, too:
The outer box is clean, complete and bright. Small corner crumple and a little age/handling wear.
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