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David Green
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The Corgi Toys Hardy Boys Rolls-Royce from 1970.

This release, No.805 used the the 9041A 1912 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost which was made from 1966 to 1970 as a bas for this musical group in very garish colours.

 

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Here is the original issue in a bubble pack (9041A)

 

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This is one I never knew existed.



   
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David H
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Good one, David!  Thanks for the memories of those old, early Corgis!  While their models were, for their time, special, the figures brought them to life!  (And also into the popular eye!!)  Do people still remember the Hardy Boys?  I wonder if I  do . . .

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Answer:  Nope.



   
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Harv Goranson
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I remember it - and turned my nose up at it. The original was already a great model.

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Mark Lampariello
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The 1912 Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Barker Pullman was actioned for charity in 2007 by Gooding and Co.at Pebble Beach [but of course] for a cool 2.9 Million bucks. For decades it's affectionately been nicknamed, "The Corgi"



   
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