Le Mans Miniatures Porsche 928 #97 Le Mans 1983 1/32 Slot Car 132105/97M

By launching Porsche 928, Ernst Furhmann, director of that time of Porsche wishes to get out of the monoculture 911 in which the brand was anchored and develop new markets.

Its modern design reflects the aesthetic trends of the late 1970s and early 1980s. It is a massive and robust car with generous dimensions. Not much appreciated by fans of the 911 and its Flat6, it will nevertheless have a certain success, especially in the United States, market for which it was primarily intended, and will benefit from an amazing longevity.

Only Porsche 928 from the 1983 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Porsche 928 No.97 is covered in a fully metallic livery like a harlequin for a 100% French team composed of Raymond Boutinaud, owner of the team, Patrick Gonin and Alain Le Page. They run 234 laps.

Highest accuracy and details
Body made of polyurethane resin
3D printed chassis with side exhaust pipes
Aluminum front and rear wheels with M2 screws
Sidewinder motor configuration
Original tire prints
Presentation box