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Well used, but original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car from the film of the same name. Car made by Corgi approx 1968, and still in reasonable condition. I know it is one of the originals as it was mine as a boy when the film first came out.
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So glad that you have this, and the memories it must evoke. I saved my Truly Scrumptious Barbie doll for about 30 years. She was my very favorite. Here's a photo.
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