BBC TV Extending Mast Vehicle by Dinky Supertoys

BBC TV Extending Mast Vehicle ref969 by Dinky Supertoys from 1958.
Finished in dark green with grey wheel hubs. It featured an extending metal ladder with a handle that could be turned to extend it. It also featured a satellite dish, ridged rubber tyres and a black metal baseplate.

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Code:	1958
Cost now(mint):	£200
Cost now(fair):	£35
Cost now(poor):	£7.50

BBC TV Extending Mast Vehicle 969 by Dinky Toys

This particular model was sold on ebay by George's Good Stuff in November 2006 for £206 in the following condition:
This beatiful and hard to find Dinky model is in stunning absolutely mint perfect condition, you won't find better than this anywhere, it's an absolute beauty.
It comes in its equally superb original blue and white striped lift-off lid card box which is showing only the lightest age wear, very crisp, clean, bright, and 100 per cent complete and also includes both pieces of original card packing the original shaped cutout inner card tray in the base and the piece that sits over the top of the model when it is in the box.
Also present is the rare original instruction leaflet, and the purple date stamp inside the lid reads '?? 0 58'.
All in all, an absolutely fantastic 100 per cent complete mint boxed example of one of Dinky's hardest to find Supertoy models from the late 1950s early 1960s period, and a great addition to any collection!

Added by Tom on 2006-12-11
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