Full Metal Detecting Speed Of The Wind Dinky Toy
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Yep, Dinky "Speed of the Wind".
Wikipedia has an article on both the real car and the model. Can't post link but has great pic of model with the protruding exhaust stacks.
I remember playing with one of those at my grandparents house in the early 1960's. I always thought it was an Auto Union till I started looking it up tonight.
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looks beautiful there, i bet you love going out, nice vid.
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Good find on the car.
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@NQExplorers Yea that's the only link I could find to, just wish I could find out what the other marks meant, the globe and the asterisk looking thing, though I'm pretty sure the globe is their logo.
HH
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Mate the car is a magic find. I found the 'Valarium' silver: possibly John Round & Son, Tudor and Arundel silver works, Sheffield (est. 1847). Cheers mate and get out when you can in the chilly weather. HH.
yep. That car is farrrrkn cool! Well done man!
madsonicboating 7 months ago
@madsonicboating Cheers mate, seems to be a great place for old relics, need some better digging tools though to speed things up.
HH
smoodiver 7 months ago
Very cool relics. Wish I could finds one like that on the beaches here. Good luck next time. HH
Wavesu6410 7 months ago
@Wavesu6410 Yea, I can't wait to get back down there, still got to learn how to read the conditions, should really open up then.
HH
smoodiver 7 months ago
I look at that car and I think of the poor kid that lost it years ago who got home very upset. Sweet find.
cactuskiwi 7 months ago
@cactuskiwi As a kid a day down there could feel like a lifetime, I miss that feeling.
smoodiver 7 months ago