Production Period: 1959-1962

Model represents the Associated Equipment Company (AEC) Militant Mk I.
One of the numerous military vehicles included in the 1-75 series.

Production Period: 1963-1967

A fun model based on a Commer BF Van. Model No. 47B is also based on the Commer BF Van as
is model 69A, although 69A is a smaller scale. The model included a sprue from which a ladder,
antenna and three TV sets could be detached. Ladder rests and a hole in the roof allowed mounting
the ladder and antenna. A functional roll up rear door allowed access to the rear of the van and
a storage location for the TV sets.
Early Tube TV's frequently required a technician to come find a failed tube and replace it.

Variation 90:

• "Rentaset" Decals.
• Snap in Base.
• Gloss Black Base.
• 2.5mm Ladder rests.
• No Rear braces.

Variation 170:

• "Rentaset" Decals.
• Riveted Base.
• Gloss Black Base.
• 2mm Ladder rests.
• Rear braces.

Variation 210:

• "Radio Rentals" Decals.
• Riveted Base.
• Gloss Black Base.
• 2mm Ladder rests.
• Rear braces.

Production Period: 1968-1969

Nicely executed version of the Mercury Cougar. Even the metallic lime green matches an available color for the car.
One of a few models that includes rubber wheels with dish caps and allows the front wheels to steer - a feature referred
as "auto steer" by Matchbox.