Models of Yesteryear Blue 1934 Riley MPH 1:35 Scale 1978 Matchbox NRFB
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Description
This extremely good looking sports car with flared mud wings and convex tail in which it carried little more than a spare wheel, was and is a particular favorite amongst Riley enthusiasts.
The car, carried a six cylinder 1500 cc engine which was introduced by Riley in 1933, and could reach a genuine 85 mph.
SCALE 35:1
Matchbox Vintage style! - Made in England - 1934 Riley MPH - Ages 8 and up - Lesney Products 1978
There is some minor wear / stains on the cardboard and some wrinkling of the plastic display window. There is also a remaining price tag.
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