Details of French Dinky 541 Mercedes Benz Minibus
Alan Lee
French Dinky 541
Alan Lee
French Dinky 541
Alan Lee
French Dinky 541
Alan Lee
French Dinky 541
Alan Lee
French Dinky 541
The French Dinky Mercedes Benz Minibus. It was available in orange & white finish. Released as French Dinky 541 in 1963 withdrawn as French Dinky 541 in 1971.
Base:
tin plate baseModel features:
2 tone paint, detailed interiorOrigin:
Made in FrancePackaging:
cardboard boxVehicle make:
MercedesVehicle type:
bus, coach, minibusWheels:
shaped spun hubs, twin rear wheels, tyres with treadWindows:
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