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Morris Commercial JB VAN - Tadworth Station Wine Store
Catalogue information
LastDodo number
1398179
Area
Model cars
Title
Morris Commercial JB VAN - Tadworth Station Wine Store
Brand
Manufacturer
Collection
Number
VA10901
Car brand
Model
Variant
Scale
Colour
Production year of the model car
2010
Number produced
First year of production original car
1958
Country of origin of the model
China
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46 GPH was first registered in September 1958 by A.W. Banfield, the proprietor of Tadworth Station Wine Store, a franchisee for Truman's Beer and Schweppes minerals in Tadworth, Surrey. It was driven by Banfield's employees Betty Dench and Andrew Burrows until 1967 when it was taken off the road and sold after incurring minor front wing damage. New owner Lester Stock then stored the van untouched in a lock-up garage until 2005 when it was rescued by London Fireman Mike Cotton, a commercial vehicle enthusiast, who began a total restoration of the van to its original livery which is modeled here. Limited Edition 1,000 pcs. (with certificate)
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46 GPH was first registered in September 1958 by A.W. Banfield, the proprietor of Tadworth Station Wine Store, a franchisee for Truman’s Beer and Schweppes minerals in Tadworth, Surrey. It was driven by Banfield’s employees Betty Dench and Andrew Burrows until 1967 when it was taken off the road and sold after incurring minor front wing damage.
New owner Lester Stock then stored the van untouched in a lock-up garage until 2005 when it was rescued by London Fireman Mike Cotton, a commercial vehicle enthusiast, who began a total restoration of the van to its original livery which is modelled here.
Limited Edition 1.000 pcs.
(with certificate)