Previously Sold Diecast Models | Diecast Gems

This example is in a bright blue shade with a lemon/beige interior, black half steering wheel and number plates 'LXQ 216'. It has a grey base. Very nice example all round with an equally nice box with contents.

This is a very nice example in red with a black hardtop and lemon interior. It also sports a red steering wheel cast wheels and complete number plates ‘RDG 191’. The independent suspension functions well all round. Not the easiest colour to find especially in hardtop and a very presentable example.

A lovely model. The body is all over olive with a red interior, silver wheels and number plates reading 'ACK 975B'. The base is unpainted. A scarce example and in very presentable condition. Unboxed

This example is in metallic copper with a red interior, driver and passenger with a silver three pronged steering wheel. It has a grey base and the number plates read VYD 131'. An unboxed model and not so easy to find with its popularity and shorter late production run. Collectors box supplied.

Spot On made by Triang were originally launched in 1959 and produced in Belfast Northern Ireland. Their production was short lived and ceased when Triang bought dinky toys in 1967. Today they are highly sought after models by the collector. Good boxes are even harder to find as the construction was not as strong as those of competitor makers. This stunning example in deep beige has a red interior and silver-grey steering wheel and grey base. With full window glazing , silver cast wheels and black grip tyres. This model also has suspension. A very nice display piece. Note; I acquired a collection of about 40 Spot-On cars from Australia some boxed some unboxed and many have been sold before getting to the website. This is one of the remaining twelve models.

This classic sports car is in red with a grey interior, four spoke off white steering wheel and number plates 'PLM 109'. A very nice example all round.

Due to the short 6 year production of Spot-On and their poor quality control it will always be hard to find perfect mint models. The Jaguar 3.4 is certainly a harder car to source and the two unboxed examples for sale have survived better than most. Bright sea-green body with cast wheels red interior and grey base make this a very attractive model. Cabinet or showroom quality.

Lovely deep red example with a dark grey interior, lady driver and dog and number plates reading 'TXY 120' It would be hard to find better in this model. Rarely would you find a totally mint example with its opening door style body. A very nice box even though it has one split in the cellophane.