Corgi Toys 262 Lincoln Continental Executive Limousine
Lincoln Continental Executive Limousine by Corgi Toys, No. 262. Very near mint/boxed, with 5 picture cards, 2 packing wedges & Leaflet. From The Pennsylvanian Collection. QDT starting bid £150. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £225.00
This item is sold.
Notes
Issued between 1967-69, this prestigious American car has a striking gold and black finish, opening boot, bonnet and doors.
Lots of nice details on this car, not least, the luxurious interior with deep red seating and dark blue ‘carpet’! Intact chrome dashboard too. Tiny marking to the roof finish and that’s about it. Underneath, the car has a battery casement so that the onboard t.v. set can be used! It comes with 5 original picture cards on a strip.
The car sits on a complete card plinth which is complete, bright and clean, with a couple of wheel slot tears. Nice to see both deep blue packing wedges still present.
The blister-style outer box has an intact blister and an unpunched header card.Complete, bright and clean showing light wear.
None of the usual tears on the underside.
Instruction Leaflet:
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