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1:32 White LJ GTR XU-1 Torana

Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team VCARB 01 No.3 Singapore GP 2024

• Daniel Ricciardo
• "Last Race"

F1 1/43 diecast miniature of the Alpha Tauri AT04 n 22 Alpha Tauri driven by Yuki Tsunoda during the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Features

• Alpha Tauri AT04 n 22

• Formula 1 2023

• Driver: Yuki Tsunoda

• Scale 1/43

Bugatti 57 C No.1 Winner 24H Le Mans 1939 

• Drivers: J-P. Wimille - P. Veyron
• With Acrylic Cover
• 1:18 Scale Resin Model Car

Oracle Red Bull Racing Rb18

• Sergio Perez
• Winner Monaco Gp 2022 W/ Intermediate Tyres
• 1:18 Scale Diecast Model Car

1/18 scale Lancia Stratos HF 1975 Winner Rallye San Remo No.11 1975 Night Version, Björn Waldegard, Hans Thorszelius

Widely regarded as a significantly talented race car driver, Brodie Kostecki made his full-time Supercars debut with Erebus Motorsport for the 2021 season and made an impact just six races into the season.

A tremendous drive in Race 5 in difficult conditions at Sandown saw the rookie display flashes of brilliance across 36 laps of racing to finish in 2nd place and claim his first ever podium finish.

Kostecki's #99 Boost Mobile backed Holden ZB Commodore featured a really remarkable livery with subtle striping patterns in the background and will be an impressive replica to add to collections. This season model will be based on the podium finishing Sandown livery.

Don’t miss this Commodore Supercar in 1:43 scale which has been produced by Authentic Collectables in high quality sealed body die-cast with clear windows, detailed interior and is presented in a clear display case with a stamped base and an individually numbered backing board which certifies the edition number of the model.

Features

• 1:43 Scale Erebus Boost Mobile Racing #99 Holden ZB Commodore
• Sealed body die-cast with clear windows and detailed interior

The combination of a high-performance engine with an elegant minimalist body ensured the Alpha Romeo Giulietta became an instant success as a sports car. Alpha’s lineup included sedans and spiders and boosted Italy’s post-war recovery in the 1950s. The high-performance ‘Veloce’ (meaning ‘fast’ in Italian) was added in 1956 and featured a 1.3ℓ DOHC engine with high compression ratio and replaced the Solex 35φ single with Weber 40φ dual carburetor to increase maximum output by 25ps to 90ps. While exterior changes appear limited to the addition of the Veloce emblem on the front fender, weight was comprehensively reduced with aluminum front hood, door panels and bumpers, and the side windows changed to the sliding type (early model only). As a result, maximum speed reached 180km/h so the Veloce punched above its weight against performance cars in the class above. The trend towards lighter weight and higher power continued with the release of the ‘SZ’ by Zagato. This sporty early model with reduced weight, floor shift and three-spoke steering wheel is the basis for this miniature model replica.