Corgi Model Club Membership MGBGTFB (SAVE £26)
Pay only £9.99 + P&P for your Corgi MGB GT NOW.
As part of your membership you will be offered a new model every month for £24.99 + £3.99 P&P saving you 25% - 45% off our shop prices. You can pause, skip models you don't fancy or cancel at any time with no obligation to buy any more diecast models.
A popular marque in both the UK and the USA during the 1960s and 70s, the Corgi range featured surprisingly few MGs. This MGB GT, produced between 1967 and 1969, is a notable exception.
With doors and a tailgate that opens to reveal a detailed interior with folding seats, the icing on the cake was a miniature suitcase in the boot – an item that is frequently missing from original examples. Whereas the suitcase came in either brown or black, the car itself was only available in red with a pale blue interior.
It was given wire wheels – a classic and desirable feature on actual MGs – yellow jewelled headlights, chrome front and rear bumpers and an accurately replicated MGB GT badge on the tailgate. The tooling was later utilised for Corgi 345 – a 6-cylinder MGC, which explains that model’s additional bonnet bulge!
Size: Length: 88mm Width: 37mm Height: 30mm
Scale: 1:45
Original: $13.37
-65%$13.37
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Pay only £9.99 + P&P for your Corgi MGB GT NOW.
As part of your membership you will be offered a new model every month for £24.99 + £3.99 P&P saving you 25% - 45% off our shop prices. You can pause, skip models you don't fancy or cancel at any time with no obligation to buy any more diecast models.
A popular marque in both the UK and the USA during the 1960s and 70s, the Corgi range featured surprisingly few MGs. This MGB GT, produced between 1967 and 1969, is a notable exception.
With doors and a tailgate that opens to reveal a detailed interior with folding seats, the icing on the cake was a miniature suitcase in the boot – an item that is frequently missing from original examples. Whereas the suitcase came in either brown or black, the car itself was only available in red with a pale blue interior.
It was given wire wheels – a classic and desirable feature on actual MGs – yellow jewelled headlights, chrome front and rear bumpers and an accurately replicated MGB GT badge on the tailgate. The tooling was later utilised for Corgi 345 – a 6-cylinder MGC, which explains that model’s additional bonnet bulge!
Size: Length: 88mm Width: 37mm Height: 30mm
Scale: 1:45
