Fernel
Fernel/Corgi Rally Monte Carlo Game. Near mint plus /boxed. Complete with Instruction Leaflet & all accessories! Rare set from the 'Exclusively Mini' Collection. QDT starting bid £250. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £1,700.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This complete and unused set comprises 2 x Corgi 226 Morris Mini Minor in light blue with intact Monte Carlo labels and Fernel racing Number labels on the doors. Adapted for this game, so each model has the requisite hole in the base. Both have shaped spun wheels.
In close to mint condition with a little light ‘blooming’ in places. Note that one Mini has a loose steering wheel now.
All components for the game are in place on the bright fresh and clean polystyrene tray. insert.
Intact white card lower half of the box too.
Instruction Leaflet is present and affixed to the inside of the nbox lid.
The outer box lid is complete and fresh, with vibrant colours. Very minor wear and a small strip of surface loss at a lid end due to the removal of tape at some time which kept the box lid closed.
A most unusual set.
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