Ahhh nostalgia! I remember many of these from the early 70s, mostly by their colour. I haven't seen them since those days so thank you for the school sandpit memory bubble 🚙
I'm now going through your matchbox videos Jules. Absolutely wonderful to watch. Like you I loved Matchbox. Prime buying time for me was mid to late 70s. They all came from one toy shop which my mum took me to. And she allowed me one or maybe two models which she bought for me. I was always in awe of the lovely neatly stacked boxes end on, on the wooden shelves. I have them all still in matchbox carry cases but unfortunately no boxes. Keep up the great content.❤
Hello Jules great video. The car transporter has a incorrect tractor in should be a a Bedford it is a Thames trader that you have it belongs to a horse box however they are interchangeable and make easy code 3 model s the Guy petroleum tanker is a good one to look out for l like to interchange mine great video very enjoyable
Laughing at the poor “imposter” in the car 😂 guys probably been in for years and thought he was safe ! I am sure I had the mercury estate car but in a pale metallic blue ?
Got some of these in my old toy car box myself. They still get played to this day by my nephew. I've mentioned it before but have you got any Siku in your collection or plan to have any? Cheers and well done on the 20k.
I bought a large collection of over 100 Lesney cars. The photos showed them to be in very nice condition. When I got them and started going through them, I noticed some had "sticky" paint? They were stored in a plastic carrying case for 50 years. I've been told that plastic of the cases can cause chemical reactions to the paint. Have you ever experienced this? What does it do to the value? I'm a bit upset that the seller didn't mention this. Thanks.
Certain early models can indeed feel sticky or tacky. It's a chemical reaction and I've had it on a few old cars. I don't mind really, all part of the history of these great models.🙂
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Ahhh nostalgia! I remember many of these from the early 70s, mostly by their colour. I haven't seen them since those days so thank you for the school sandpit memory bubble 🚙
My pleasure, so pleased you enjoyed this one👍🙂
Thank for the video
Thanks Sylvan!
Nice . Thanks for the show and tell.
My pleasure 👍
I'm now going through your matchbox videos Jules. Absolutely wonderful to watch. Like you I loved Matchbox. Prime buying time for me was mid to late 70s. They all came from one toy shop which my mum took me to. And she allowed me one or maybe two models which she bought for me. I was always in awe of the lovely neatly stacked boxes end on, on the wooden shelves. I have them all still in matchbox carry cases but unfortunately no boxes. Keep up the great content.❤
Thanks Michael, I was very similar to yourself. Didn't keep any boxes, sadly. really enjoying collecting them today though 🙂
The ford pick up 👍👍👍👍
A little beauty👍
If in doubt.......never throw out. You can always do it later.
For sure!
Hello Jules great video. The car transporter has a incorrect tractor in should be a a Bedford it is a Thames trader that you have it belongs to a horse box however they are interchangeable and make easy code 3 model s the Guy petroleum tanker is a good one to look out for l like to interchange mine great video very enjoyable
Thanks for the info Glyn. I'll keep an eye out for the Guy tanker. 👍
Laughing at the poor “imposter” in the car 😂 guys probably been in for years and thought he was safe !
I am sure I had the mercury estate car but in a pale metallic blue ?
Lol, I've kept him for now but I've earned him he's there on borrowed time🙂
Aston Martin DBR 5 Grand Prix Racing Car (19c). Decal numbers include 19 52 5 3 41 The original driver was grey plastic and later in white.
Thanks Clyde👍
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Got some of these in my old toy car box myself. They still get played to this day by my nephew. I've mentioned it before but have you got any Siku in your collection or plan to have any? Cheers and well done on the 20k.
Thanks Edward, alas I don't think I've ever owned any Siku and won't be buying any unless they turn up in a job lot maybe. Thanks further 20K.👍
Mr. I like your car toys red
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I bought a large collection of over 100 Lesney cars. The photos showed them to be in very nice condition. When I got them and started going through them, I noticed some had "sticky" paint? They were stored in a plastic carrying case for 50 years. I've been told that plastic of the cases can cause chemical reactions to the paint. Have you ever experienced this? What does it do to the value? I'm a bit upset that the seller didn't mention this. Thanks.
Certain early models can indeed feel sticky or tacky. It's a chemical reaction and I've had it on a few old cars. I don't mind really, all part of the history of these great models.🙂
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Sadly, no spare Matchbox at present.