Broken Cab and poor repair, the cab was one time screwed and glued to the tailboard. Fender left side broken. A slight bend to one window pillar and tailboard header bent back, probably when the model was broken and cab separated from the chassis. Paint stripped and cab alignment checked. The cab has been soldered to the chassis and added a little metal mend to add some strength. Fender repair in progess. All repairs completed, ready for the spray shop. Now out of the spray shop and ready for reassembly and detail. Now assembled and detail shown of the repair to the front fender.
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Remember those toys cars from your childhood, or perhaps your fathers or grandfathers toys.
They are very collectable now even in poor condition. I have been restoring them to give them a new lease of life
using basic tools. I am sharing some of my best tips and showing some of the restorations to help you do the same. The collections includes Dinky, Corgi and rare makes such as Toby Toys, Gilco, Gaity, Kemlow, Londontoy etc.
Browse the Collection, view the catalogues, see the box and decal templates box reproductions
Compare models in the extensive catalogue research page. Models from 1934-1970 are listed (and more being added). The most recent restoration is shown below