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Found these in a box of irrelevant junk in the attic................the Jeep is mint
IMG_20190224_131112 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr

Is the red Ferrari RW?

Ergomatic wrote:Is the red Ferrari RW?

IMG_20190225_183649 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr
Unfortunately not.

Still a nice example though. Can we also see the Iso Griffo models in their own pictures.

Ghosthunter.

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Still a nice example though. Can we also see the Iso Griffo models in their own pictures.

Ghosthunter.

IMG_20190225_195511 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr
IMG_20190225_195341 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr
Both have slightly different colour interiors. I also have a regular wheels model,but cant lay my hands on it at the moment to compare the interior on it.
Also came across this little chap.....made by Trackside?????,lovely little mk1 Transit
IMG_20190225_195822 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr

Thanks Kev for the extra pictures.
I think the interior of the model in the first picture is pale blue while clearly the model in the second picture has the light blue interior. It is worth checking that first model again in case the interior is actually the harder to find white colour.

Ghosthunter.

Picked up another one...............
IMG_20200321_154330 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr
Regular wheels,pale blue interior,Superfast,pale blue interior,Superfast,darker blue interior,Superfast (wider wheels),lighter blue paint,white interior.

I used to drive a Mk1 Transit for work. No power steering in those days.....

YYS4BOB wrote:I used to drive a Mk1 Transit for work. No power steering in those days.....

I had one myself,i think a 1600 x flow engine,loads of character,but loads more rust.I have a mk5 now,20 years old but still going strong!
I also have a few awaiting restoration!!
IMG_20200321_172738 by Kevin Payne, on Flickr

The Trackside Transit is from Hornby Hobbies as part of the model railway accessories range.

Ghosthunter.