Spot-on 100 SL
Spot-on 100 SL Ford Zodiac. Light blue upper, mid-grey lower, off-white interior. Very near mint/boxed (picture style). With Collector's Card & Leaflet. From A Phenomenal Collection. Starting bid £150. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
This later issue of the Ford Zodiac (with lighting fitment)is in very close to mint condition with an attractive bright, light blue finish, mid-grey lower, deep cream interior. Complete front and rear number plates. Shiny spun wheels and well-shaped tyres.
Light fitment is without a bulb. Hard to find a mark to the paint finish.
The bright and clean picture box has a crisp feel. A little age/handling wear and a tape repair to an end flap seam. Price label residue on one side.
Both leaflets:
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