Product Description
Since 1925, the Swiss household supplier Migros has been one of the market-leading food retailers in the Alps because it ensured reliable supply in all parts of the country every day. Ten regional cooperatives still carry the Migros Co-operative Association (MGB) to this day. The fact that the large Citroën HY sales car was used for a long time can be easily understood. The Frenchman was able to offer plenty of storage space and was also suitable for selling directly out of the van. The characteristic mint-colored vehicle design remains striking with the orange Migros M on the forehead. Wiking thus completes the range of authentic vehicles from the Swiss food retailer. The Wiking theme cycle Migros is thus growing again. The HY type was presented as a small van in 1947 â one year before the duck â by the French automobile manufacturer Citroën. Especially noticeable: The lateral bodywork seemed as if planked with corrugated sheet. The vehicle was built from 1947 to 1981.Chassis black, body and rims mint-green. Black interior with steering wheel. Front-facing headlining with orange âMâ Migros logo. Narrow, passenger-side wide white Migros logo. Front headlights and indicators colored. Front-side radiator council printed in silver. Tail lights keep red.This text is machine translated.
Wiking 0262 07 H0 Car Citroën HY trolley, Migros
Since 1925, the Swiss household supplier Migros has been one of the market-leading food retailers in the Alps because it ensured reliable supply in all parts of the country every day. Ten regional cooperatives still carry the Migros Co-operative Association (MGB) to this day. The fact that the large Citroën HY sales car was used for a long time can be easily understood. The Frenchman was able to offer plenty of storage space and was also suitable for selling directly out of the van. The characteristic mint-colored vehicle design remains striking with the orange Migros M on the forehead. Wiking thus completes the range of authentic vehicles from the Swiss food retailer. The Wiking theme cycle Migros is thus growing again. The HY type was presented as a small van in 1947 â one year before the duck â by the French automobile manufacturer Citroën. Especially noticeable: The lateral bodywork seemed as if planked with corrugated sheet. The vehicle was built from 1947 to 1981.Chassis black, body and rims mint-green. Black interior with steering wheel. Front-facing headlining with orange âMâ Migros logo. Narrow, passenger-side wide white Migros logo. Front headlights and indicators colored. Front-side radiator council printed in silver. Tail lights keep red.This text is machine translated.
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