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Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels
Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49  Regular Wheels

Lesney Matchbox Mercedes Benz Unimog No49 Regular Wheels

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R125.00
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Product details

Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Scale
1:64
Type
Truck
Colour
Blue
Brand
Lesney
Bob Shop ID
599800275
MakeLesney Matchbox Series
DescriptionMercedes Benz Unimog
Scale1/68 - According to the Matchbox fandom wiki
CategoryTruck
ConditionVintage - Good
BoxNo
Serial No49
Notes

Made in England. Regular Wheels. Good condition for its age. Has acceptable paint chips for age, mostly on roof and around edges of back .  I have listed condition as good as its wheels are great, axels are not rusted. Spare wheel present. This specific model dates from 1968/1968 era. Note the BoB metadata does not accommodate a 1/68 scale, please see correct scale in listing.

Parting comment - wondering if I should rather delete this and keep it for my personal collection. Had one just like this as a kid and the nostalgia is talking.

Long time buyers may have noticed a sharp increase in item prices. For the sakes of transparency, let me explain:

I obtain most of my goods from overseas, Europe mostly. Due to the inexorable devaluation of the rand, goods whose price has remained relatively static overseas have near doubled in terms of cost to land here. This is not just a direct per item cost, but includes postage (which has greatly increased in cost), customs and even bank charges. All are affected as they get charge on a rand value. i.e. Because the model cost me more in rand terms, I get charged more in terms of customs.

Then there is BobShop who have changed their shipping policy. Where in the past you bought an item and then postage was added, now BobShop has included a portion of postage in the listing value.  What this means is that they deduct a portion of postage from the seller.  Example:

I sell a model for R85. BobShop charges the buyer R145, being R85 item value + their shipping charge. But behind the scenes, they don't give me R145. I get R85, less their ~10% fee (R8,55), then on top of that they charge ME R60 for shipping. If i leave a skid mark to get the parcel sent I may get a R30 rebate. So in effect BobShop has collected R90 from buyer and seller to cover courier cost of their chosen courier (buyer and seller don't have much say in this). But doing the maths, I end up with R46,45. For an item which may have cost me around R40 to land.  So unfortunately, I and other sellers no doubt, am obliged to add ~ R30 to each item to defray the hidden mandatory courier costs.