Amalgam Porsche 911 R 1967 BP World Record – White | 1:18

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Amalgam Porsche 911 R 1967 BP World Record – White | 1:18

In late autumn 1967, chassis 001R broke five world endurance records on the extremely demanding Monza circuit after having to step in at short notice as a replacement vehicle for the BP record team. The remarkable reliability during drives through fog and rain over 96 hours turned this uncompromisingly weight-reduced car into a fixture of motor racing history.

This exclusive 1:18 scale model reproduces the historic world-record vehicle with the highest technical precision. Developed over a period of more than 800 hours based on original CAD data and high-precision scans of a real vehicle, it is a faithful replica of the specifications of the time. Measuring over 31 centimetres in length, the collector's item captivates with CNC-machined metal components, fine photo-etched parts and excellent casting work. Thanks to close cooperation with the Porsche Museum and direct access to historical archive drawings, every shade of colour corresponds exactly to the original. As a high-quality curbside model with a fully enclosed body, the presentation focuses on the perfect exterior proportions; it deliberately has no moving parts. The miniature is supplied on a polished black acrylic base, protected by a clear dust cover and accompanied by an integrated certificate of authenticity.

Condition brand new
Item Number (SKU): M5915

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Weight 4,8 kg
Dimensions 50 × 24 × 30 cm
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Safety instructions

Collector's model for adults, not suitable for children under 14 years of age due to parts that can be swallowed.

Manufacturer information:
Amalgam Collection, The Power House, Romney Avenue, Lockleaze, Bristol, BS7 9ST, UK.
responsible person:
Sandy Copeman