76AK018CC Austin K8 Threeway Van Coca Cola
The Austin K8, also known as the three-way van because it had opening doors at the back and on both sides, was launched in the 1940s and proved a highly popular and versatile small commercial of the era.
Decorated in a bright two-tone red and yellow colour scheme, the body is covered with Coca Cola graphics reminiscent of the time inviting you to Take Some Home Today and There’s Nothing like a Coke. Our vehicle is registered COL 45 and appears with a predominantly black exterior trim and black interior. It makes an interesting addition to your Oxford fleet of Coke vehicles to date – or you might prefer to place it alongside your previous K8s in 1:76 scale.
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76AK018CC Austin K8 Threeway Van Coca Cola
The Austin K8, also known as the three-way van because it had opening doors at the back and on both sides, was launched in the 1940s and proved a highly popular and versatile small commercial of the era.
Decorated in a bright two-tone red and yellow colour scheme, the body is covered with Coca Cola graphics reminiscent of the time inviting you to Take Some Home Today and There’s Nothing like a Coke. Our vehicle is registered COL 45 and appears with a predominantly black exterior trim and black interior. It makes an interesting addition to your Oxford fleet of Coke vehicles to date – or you might prefer to place it alongside your previous K8s in 1:76 scale.
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The Austin K8, also known as the three-way van because it had opening doors at the back and on both sides, was launched in the 1940s and proved a highly popular and versatile small commercial of the era.
Decorated in a bright two-tone red and yellow colour scheme, the body is covered with Coca Cola graphics reminiscent of the time inviting you to Take Some Home Today and There’s Nothing like a Coke. Our vehicle is registered COL 45 and appears with a predominantly black exterior trim and black interior. It makes an interesting addition to your Oxford fleet of Coke vehicles to date – or you might prefer to place it alongside your previous K8s in 1:76 scale.
