Details of Matchbox 53B Mercedes Benz Coupe
The Matchbox Mercedes Benz Coupe. This Mercedes Benz 220 SE was the first Matchbox car with opening front doors. It was available in maroon, red finish. Released in 1963
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John Cruickshank
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Base:
black painted cast baseModel features:
detailed interior, opening doorsOrigin:
Made in EnglandPackaging:
cardboard box, Matchbox type D ( MATCHBOX Series arched with colour picture ), Matchbox type E ( MATCHBOX arched with colour picture )Vehicle make:
MercedesVehicle model:
220 SEWheels:
plastic wheelsWindows:
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