VINTAGE HAJI 1955 - 1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE TIN FRICTION PROMO CAR JAPAN 1956 1957
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:24716741 | Year: 1956 |
| Material: Tin |
Up for auction is a friction tin promo car made by Haji of Japan of a Ford Convertible from somewhere between 1955 - 1958. I am not sure which of the four years this car is - Haji made similar cars for each year.The car is missing the windshield and part of the steering wheel. It has various dents and dings. May be missing other parts. Friction mechanism does work. SOLD AS IS WITHOUT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND DUE TO CONDITION. ...; Please see the pictures for condition as they are part of the description. Please contact us with any questions.
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ALL SALES TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS / BUYERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES ARE MADE "AS IS WITHOUT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY AS TO CONDITION OR WHETHER THE ITEM IS ACCURATELY DESCRIBED. SUCH INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ASSUME ALL RISK OF RECEIVING AN ITEM THAT IS DIFFERENT THEN AS DESCRIBED."
My apologies that I have to adopt this policy but eBay recently changed its global shipping policy so that international bidders can now open claims directly against Sellers and such claims are decided by eBay employees in the Buyers country. Unfortunately this is being used by dishonest international Buyers as a way to extort U.S. Sellers as the Seller is either forced to pay for a costly return or provide a refund. This was the entire reason eBay put into place the Global Shipping program because U.S. Sellers stopped selling internationally.
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