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Restoring Matchbox MG models PART ONE

any have fond childhood memories of Matchbox toys; these little diecast cars that were cheap enough to buy with your pocket money back in the sixties and seventies. Matchbox miniatures have an added attraction for the MG enthusiast as the octagonal badge appeared on quite a few of them. When launched in 1953 the subjects chosen were commercial vehicles and, when the first car joined the range in

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