Amalgam Ferrari 330 P4 1967 Le Mans 2nd Place Race Weathered – Rot | 1:8

This historic racing car emerged from the fierce battles against the Ford GT40 and secured second place at the 1967 24 Hours of Le Mans with Ludovico Scarfiotti and Mike Parkes at the wheel. Limited to just 21 examples worldwide, the 1:8 scale model captures the exact condition of the vehicle immediately after crossing the finish line.

The specialists in Bristol have painstakingly applied the patina and traces of dirt from the gruelling long-distance race by hand, based on historical archive images. With a length of over 52 centimetres and functional elements such as opening doors and a removable engine cover, the collector's item reveals deep insights into the intricate engineering. Over 4,500 hours were spent developing the model, based on high-precision digital scans of the only remaining original vehicle, which were also verified by Ferrari Classiche.

Each of these elaborately patinated models requires more than 450 hours of construction time and is made up of thousands of custom-made individual parts, including fine photo-etched parts, precise castings and CNC-machined metal components. Original paint codes and historical data from Scuderia Ferrari underline the technical authenticity. Also included is a high-quality A1 giclée art print of the original car from the Motorsport Images collection. Due to the complex and delicate patina, extremely careful handling of this exclusive collector's item is recommended.