Art.Nr. 31059
" And once again, we have a Plymouth Roadrunner from the 1/132 scale series. It feels like these ’70s muscle cars have been around ever since the 1/132 scale was relaunched in 1998. Of course, that wasn’t that long ago, but the first of these American cars have already been around for a good 21 years. Long-time club members know that I’m a fan of these cars. They’re 1:32 scale, but due to their sheer size, they rival some 124s. They handle smoothly and are fun to drive on the track. On top of that, thanks to their period-appropriate color schemes, these cars usually come in bright, vibrant colors, which really liven up the starting grid visually.
The current Plymouth Road Runner is no exception. It represents the car driven by JABE THOMAS, a stock car driver from the 1970s.
Cerry Ezra "Jabe" Thomas competed as a driver in the Grand National/Winston Cup Series from the mid-1960s to the late 1970s. “Jabe” began his Winston Cup career at the age of 35 and ended it at the age of 48. In total, he competed in 322 Winston Cup stock car races. The No. 25 was the car he drove during the 1971 season.
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CoMod Lotus
