Customized Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray (337)Based on an earlier Corgi Sting Ray (310) which was issued in 1963 this exuberant re tooling from 1967 grabbed the attention of British schoolboys by the scruff of their necks and transported them to the drag racing strips of North America. Dripping in chrome exhausts and engine trumpets, with loud in your face graphics and a bright yellow livery, Corgi 337 was a harbinger of things to come. Well over half a million were sold in the two short years it

Based on Colin Chapman’s streamlined design that first raced in 1962 and was famously driven by Jim Clark

as Corgi 210S

was painting into a unique cream and maroon livery for operation on the Salisbury to Bournemouth limited stop service

In 1972 the Wilts & Dorset name disappeared but was revived in 1983

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It was the first of several Citroën estate cars produced by Corgi in the 60s

the model stayed in the Corgi range until 1968

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With four of the movie’s main characters modelled inside the car

Land Rover Public Address Vehicle pack

Introducing the 601 Batley "Leofric" Garage – a classic reborn

One of the most iconic Corgi Toys of the late-60s era