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Printed 26 April 2024

Corgi Toys Ferrari 'Berlinetta' 250 Le Mans

Database Item Name:
Corgi Toys Ferrari 'Berlinetta' 250 Le Mans
Brand:
Series:
Released:
1965
Discontinued:
1972
Production Status:
Standard
Scale:
1/43
Reference #:
314
HDBID:
8104
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Current Owner: AndrewHill
Current Owner: AndrewHill
This model was around for quite a while in the Corgi catalogue, lasting well into the early 1970s when all but the mini and a few others had disappeared. It is a good-looking model and has the super spoked wheels rather than the ‘spoke effect’ cast types which don’t look as good. In fact, with its very bright spoked wheels and late type tyres I am pretty sure this is a 1970s edition. It has not been played with a great deal, if at all, with just very minor marks on the roof and one worn decal being at all obvious. The rear section opens nicely and the chromework is excellent all round the car and on the engine, with a correct spare tyre in place too. There is some paint loss on the underside of the engine cover above the wheel which is an odd place to find any loss but, of course, this is only seen from an odd angle with the cover wide open! This has an original box but that has some flaps missing. It seems a bit too cheap but it was a popular model and there are quite a few around, albeit most not being in as good condition.

About this Collectible

Item Condition:
Very Good
Packaging Condition:
Fair
Condition Notes:

This model was around for quite a while in the Corgi catalogue, lasting well into the early 1970s when all but the mini and a few others had disappeared. It is a good-looking model and has the super spoked wheels rather than the ‘spoke effect’ cast types which don’t look as good.

In fact, with its very bright spoked wheels and late type tyres I am pretty sure this is a 1970s edition. It has not been played with a great deal, if at all, with just very minor marks on the roof and one worn decal being at all obvious. The rear section opens nicely and the chromework is excellent all round the car and on the engine, with a correct spare tyre in place too.

There is some paint loss on the underside of the engine cover above the wheel which is an odd place to find any loss but, of course, this is only seen from an odd angle with the cover wide open!

It seems a bit too cheap but it was a popular model and there are quite a few around, albeit most not being in as good condition.

Original/Restored:
Original
Collectible ID:
HDBC193923
Current Owner: AndrewHill