Review by CoMod martinmm of the Carrera DIGITAL 132 /Evolution Porsche 917/30 'No. 48' (30573/27368)
It does look a bit “dull” at first glance—the medium-blue McLaren M20—driven by Scooter Patrick in 1974.
Only the start numbers, subtle silver team lettering, and two sponsor logos adorn the car. But that’s just how it is. Perhaps that’s also why you rarely see this car as a model.
The race results, on the other hand, are quite impressive: Patrick secured one victory and two third-place finishes with the M20 in 1974. In the overall standings, he finished in third place behind Jackie Oliver and George Follmer. Technically, the car is,Evolution of course, identical to the previously released Evolution D132 variants.
A very interesting addition to the Can-Am starting grid, which is expanding even further this year with another color variant of the McLaren M20, a color variant of the Porsche 917/30, and a new body style.
CoMod martinmm
It does look a bit “dull” at first glance—the medium-blue McLaren M20—driven by Scooter Patrick in 1974.
Only the start numbers, subtle silver team lettering, and two sponsor logos adorn the car. But that’s just how it is. Perhaps that’s also why you rarely see this car as a model.
The race results, on the other hand, are quite impressive: Patrick secured one victory and two third-place finishes with the M20 in 1974. In the overall standings, he finished in third place behind Jackie Oliver and George Follmer. Technically, the car is,
A very interesting addition to the Can-Am starting grid, which is expanding even further this year with another color variant of the McLaren M20, a color variant of the Porsche 917/30, and a new body style.
CoMod martinmm
