Details of Corgi Junior 30 Studebaker Ambulance
The Corgi Junior Studebaker Ambulance.. Released as Corgi Junior 30 in 1971
Base:
unpainted cast baseMarkings:
red crossModel features:
detailed interior, roof lightOrigin:
Made in Great BritainVehicle make:
StudebakerVehicle model:
WagonaireVehicle type:
Ambulance, estate carWheels:
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Contributors
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- Thanks to Richard Kloosterboer