Bentley Continental Sports Saloon Black and Silver (224)Introduced into the Corgi range in 1961, Corgi 224 was available in two colour variations in either black silver or two tone green. It was given Corgis famed jewelled lights, an opening boot that housed a spare wheel, as well as Glidamatic suspension. However, it was its fingertip steering that stole the show an innovative feature that allowed the model to be turned smoothly to the left or right. With silver plated bumpers and grille, plus Bentleys

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000 were sold before it was deleted from the range in 1970

Austin A60 De Luxe Saloon Motor School Car Pack

Undoubtedly one of the most famous Corgi Toys of the 60s-era

two figures (the female passenger being considerably smaller than the male driver) and a boot/trunk that lifted to reveal a set of golf clubs and caddy

With a simple casting – typical of early Corgi Toys – it was nevertheless given a detailed interior

There are also variations with the wheel hubs

the Buick Riviera was produced in gold

A bold release from the Corgi team

All versions came with a driver figure – which we have faithfully replicated

it certainly looked the part

Both the fire and police versions included driver and passenger figures – whereas the taxi had just a driver