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Norev - 1968 Peugeot 404 'Directeur de Course' Tour De France
REF: 184760
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| Collectable diecast model from Norev of the 1966 Peugeot 404 . The Peugeot 404 was produced from 1960 to 1988 and was the most successful of several contemporary cars. The 404 was designed by Pininfarina and manufactured in several body styles: saloon, estate and pickup. The convertible was launched in 1961, followed by a coupé version in 1962. The 404 was, and in some countries is still, popular as a taxicab due to its reputation for robustness. The French production run ended in 1975 after a total of 1,847,568 units were produced. However the 404 proved very popular in developing nations, due to its high practicality and value for money, which continued to build the vehicle under license so production continued up until 1988 in non-European markets, with a total combined run of 2,885,374 units. Toy safety, manufacturer's minimum age - 14 years. |
 |  | Fully Functioning Doors, Boot & Bonnet | | | Detailed Interior | | | Steerable Wheels |
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Brand : Norev |
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Scale : 1:18 |
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Marque : Peugeot |
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Model : 404 |
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Year : 1960s |
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