Previously Sold Diecast Models | Diecast Gems

This model comes in a dark blue livery with a white roof , deck and seating. There is a white milk crate load on the rear deck and driver at the wheel, a four pronged black steering wheel. The registration numbering is 'PLM 109' and there are transfers on the nose and each side. There is the original white elastic band attached supporting the load. A harder to find model which would be difficult to improve. A box upgrade would be nice for it.

This very scarce model comes in bright red with black chassis and cream interior. It has cast wheels and increases its appeal with the many transfers displayed around it. From below you will note the double wheel rear axle. It comes within its box the internal packing piece. 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. This model has delicate transfers which become brittle over time. An excellent model in very nice condition overall. Cabinet or showroom quality.

A superb two tone in a white upper section and red lower section with cream interior and a black half steering wheel. The removable battery compartment is attached within the base plate. Independent working suspension all round. A great example and a very nice box.

This Bristol comes in pale silver-green with an off white interior and matching four pronged steering wheel. It has shiny hubs, well shaped treaded tyres, silver trim, fully operating suspension, & bright clear glazing. There is no front number plate but the rear is complete and reads 'BTW115'. It has the early open axles. Superb model and a colour which appears harder to find with the pale interior, usually red. A lovely matching box and card and packing.

A superb two tone in a white upper section and light grey lower section with cream interior and a black half steering wheel, a driver is at the wheel. The removable battery compartment is attached within the base plate. Independent working suspension all round. Number plates read 'VYD 131'. Includes a collectors card. A superb example and one that would be hard to improve on.

This Austin is finished in beige with a cream interior and silver wheels. On the roof is a mounted silver roof rack with brown skis and polls in position. The number plates read 'LBL100'. All Spot-On models are sought after nowadays and this example is a nice opportunity.

This unboxed example is in bright blue with a cream interior and black steering wheel and grey base. It comes complete with the original roof rack and skis, with full window glazing , silver cast wheels and black grip tyres. This model has suspension. 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.