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Re: spot the gem
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 8:56 pm
by MOKOSEX
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:The tinplate remote control base at the back in picture 1 are the remains of the early issue Marx Motorway patrol Ford Zephyr.
The rare VW Beetles in picture 3, look like they could be by Prameta.
The big tinplate coupe in picture 4, seems to have 'CV' on it's index plate...Chad Valley!
Ghosthunter.
"GHOSTHUNTER"]The tinplate remote control base at the back in picture 1 are the remains of the early issue Marx Motorway patrol Ford Zephyr.
i did not know that many thanks!
The rare VW Beetles in picture 3, look like they could be by Prameta.
took me a week to work out the beetle maker,it is prameta
The big tinplate coupe in picture 4, seems to have 'CV' on it's index plate...Chad Valley!,correct its an umbilda 1947 chad valley
dave
Re: spot the gem
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:00 pm
by MOKOSEX
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:The Corgi Bentley 'Continental' in picture 4, is a nice example esspecially if the underside of the bonnet is smooth (no criss-cross pattern).
Ghosthunter.
its in good condition,i can,t see a criss pattern,the bonnet is cast shut.
dave
Re: spot the gem
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:12 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
Thank's Dave for the additional pictures.
Yes, I think it is smooth, I should have mentioned you have to look up inside above a front wheel to see the underside. This makes it a very early issue from the first year of production, April 1961. It even has all the rear light 'Jewells' in place, very nice.
Ghosthunter.
Re: spot the gem
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:20 pm
by MOKOSEX
motorman wrote:MOKOSEX wrote:motorman wrote:Dave you have a nice Superfast #8 Ford Mustang amongst that lot as well!!!!

Heres some better pics

,the paintwork is "dull" and it does have a mark on the roof.
Dull paint work is quite common on the #8 especially the red-orange colour variation, regardless that it is still a great looking Mustang and would display very well.
Thanks for the info on the dull paintwork,another thing i didn,t know
dave