This concept car was developed by William Towns as a suggested replacement for the Mini, on which it was mechanically based. Designed to be park end-on to the kerb, access to the interior was via a door at the rear. It was shown on the British Leyland stand at the 1973 London Motor Show.
The model is attractively finished in light beige over lime green, with black central stripe, base and interior. It has an opening door and 'glazed' headlights, Fitted with Whizzwheels.
In mint condition, the model comes with its original outer box which is in very good condition. But the inner part is missing altogether.
Length: 65mm.
Approx Years: 1975 - 1979
Condition: Mint, box Poor
Shipping Weight: 105g
The old toys in this shop are offered as collectors' items only, and may not conform to modern toy safety standards.
