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Details of Matchbox 39A Ford Zodiac Convertible

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Ford Zephyr/Zodiac in real life
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Ford Zephyr/Zodiac in real life

The Matchbox Ford Zodiac Convertible. With a blue-green or tan interior and base. It was available in pale peach finish. Released as Matchbox 39A in 1957 withdrawn as Matchbox 39A in 1962.

Base:

green painted cast base, tan painted cast base

Model features:

detailed interior, driver, tow hook

Origin:

Made in England

Packaging:

cardboard box, Matchbox type B ( A MOKO LESNEY with line drawing ), Matchbox type C ( A LESNEY with line drawing )

Vehicle make:

Ford

Vehicle model:

Zodiac

Vehicle type:

convertible

Wheels:

metal wheels

Windows:

no windows

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  • Thanks to David Mackennal
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  • Thanks to George's Good Stuff
  • Thanks to Graham Williams
  • Thanks to Peter Leach
  • Thanks to Philip Charlet