Corgi 336
Corgi 336 James Bond Toyota 2000GT. Very, very near mint/boxed. First QDT have ever offered for sale with a pale GOLD bumper. Full Secret Instruction Packet and all inner packing. An exciting James Bond item from The David Frank Collection. Starting bid £350. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £650.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Inspired by the James Bond film “You Only Live Twice”, this model was made during 1967-69. Very carefully handled and stored. Both figures present, intact aerial, jewelled front and rear lights, complete registration numbers at front and rear, wire wheels, suspension. Notably the boot closes properly!
Stunning, virtually mint condition.
A First for QDT – this model has an original *pale gold bumper finish (usually silver).
The Secret Instructions Packet has been carefully opened and inside are the instructions, James Bond lapel badge, and eight yellow rockets on sprues.
The inner plinth is very crisp; in virtually shop-fresh condition with all four push-out tabs at the wheel slots still present and attached. Wonderfully vivid graphics/art work:
The outer box continues the theme; strongly-coloured, clean and crisp. The card is silky, showing minimal and careful handling only. Very close to perfect.
Comes notably complete with both the correct card packing ring and wrap-around card piece.
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