211S - Studebaker Golden Hawk video_967717033 Corgi 302 was modelled on

Corgi 302 was modelled on the winner of 1968’s London to Sydney Marathon

the tooling was used again in 1965 with a Chipperfield’s Circus livery

It was given Glidamatic suspension and Corgi’s innovative ‘Trans-O-Lite’ front and rear lights – which could be independently operated by placing your hand over either the front windscreen or rear window

licensed or used by Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

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211S - Studebaker Golden Hawk video_967717033 Corgi 302 was modelled onOnly the second non British car to be modelled by Corgi, the Studebaker Golden Hawk was introduced into the range in 1958 just two years after the very first die cast Corgi Toys were produced. It was initially available in two guises as Corgi 211 (in blue with gold fin detailing), or as the quirky mechanised Corgi 211M (in white, again with gold on the fins). The latter was deleted after just one year the result of disappointing sales whilst