Oxford Diecast 5 Piece Austin Set

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£39.95

Austin has been part of the family car scene since the 1920s and Oxford has brought together a selection across the years from that period right up to the early 1980s. 76ACF002 Austin Cambridge - Armadillo Beige/Red The first Austin Cambridge replaced the Austin Somerset and was in production from 1954 to 1969. Here we see the later version in light beige and red masked colour scheme, registered 129 SAU. 76ALL001 Austin Allegro Estate 1300 - Citron The Austin Allegro Estate classed as a small family car was made in the Austin-Morris department of British Leyland between 1973 and 1982. This bri

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