Oxford Diecast Coca Cola Austin Seven Van

Oxford Diecast

£9.45

Taking us back to the 1920s and 1930s, our bright yellow and black van with red and white Coca Cola graphics is typical of the small commercial that was so popular at the time, particularly with small businesses. The two-seater cabin had two bucket seats and a stripped out rear section for cargo, accessed by two rear doors. Our van authentically reproduces these details, including the two stylised windows to the rear. The interior of our model is completely black apart from tan door trim. Appropriately registered CC 1931, the date is an indication of the era of our Austin Seven van. Slot it in

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Oxford Diecast Coca Cola Austin Seven Van

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