Citroën ID19 Safari (436)Although briefly delayed as a result of tooling problems, Corgi 436 hit the shops in April 1963. It was the first of several Citron estate cars produced by Corgi in the 60s, the Safari name which is what Citron called it in the UK seemingly inspiring the models theme and livery! With a two piece opening tail gate and fold down rear seat (operated via a thumb wheel on the baseplate), Corgi also added two figures in the car presumably influenced by the

it was revamped with Whizzwheels – no longer with a detachable chassis and in green paintwork – although the two-tone livery still appeared on the box illustration

Scale: 1:47

George and Ringo under hatches that flipped openby pushing buttons on the side of the die-cast body

this historic miniature garage looks fantastic when displayed with your Corgi Model Club models

Size: Length: 95mm Width: 36mm Height: 37mm

Remix in Red

Around 162

Size: 14cm x 6

2 litre engine and doors that opened to reveal miniature tilting seats

Wilts & Dorset Motor Services Ltd operated regular services throughout South Wiltshire

The model was most commonly produced in a green and white West German ‘Polizei’ livery

Scale: 1:49