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This casting is the closest us kids of the 1960s could get to owning Maxwell Smart´s car from the cult TV show ´Get Smart´ until Vanguards came out with a 1/43 scale model c2000

Sweet Dad had a couple of Sunbeams when I was growing up.

Johnny Lightning put one out in HOW a few years ago but that certainly wasn't in the 60's :p

http://jlcollector.com/various/how4smart.jpg

Pic from jlcollector

EDIT Finally post #100 and it only tokk three and a half years :o

Johnny Lightning put one out in HOW a few years ago but that certainly wasn't in the 60's :p

http://jlcollector.com/various/how4smart.jpg

Pic from jlcollector


EDIT Finally post #100 and it only tokk three and a half years :o

This is the mid 1960s facelift model with the smaller fins in bright red as Maxwell Smart drove- shame they didnt put wire rims on it as was common in the 1960s.Great to see this has been made:thumbsup:
heyyyy its quality not quantity that counts - well chosen words are much more enjoyable than bland compliments like ´cool` - well done! Some folks post even when they have nothing constructive to add

I like the detachable hardtop idea. I picked up some Norev's last week that had the same concept.

Thanks for the picture I had never seen a Husky package before.

Very nice vintage diecast car!

Didn't Corgi or someone make one in blue to honor the James Bond 007 car from Dr NO?

Didn't Corgi or someone make one in blue to honor the James Bond 007 car from Dr NO?
Yes , Corgi did do a specially packaged one that was dumbed down with silver rather than chrome bumpers and released the same casting and colour full spec without Bond labels as a Vanguard