Carrera DIGITAL 132 Ferrari 365 P2 Maranello Concessionaires Ltd
Item No.: 30834
Another classic, albeit in the "small" 1:32 scale, but certainly pleasing. The close relationship to the famous Ferrari 330 and Ferrari Dino is quite obvious. For me, the Ferraris from the mid-1960s are style icons that still appeal 50 years later.
The model was already released in 2016 in the Evolution and Digital 132 series, so its rather difficult handling, especially without a magnet, is already familiar. The model's workmanship is flawless; even the smallest details have been neatly and lovingly crafted.
The Ferrari 365 P2 is a further development of the Ferrari 250 LM with a 4.4-liter V12 engine. This model competed for the Maranello Concessionaires team with drivers Jo Bonnier and David Piper. However, the car retired on lap nine due to ignition problems. The greatest success of a Ferrari 365 P2 was the victory at the 12 Hours of Monza in 1965.
After a facelift in 1966, the Ferrari 365 P2 was replaced the following year by the further development of the Ferrari 330/412 series.
CoMod JoergW
Item No.: 30834
Another classic, albeit in the "small" 1:32 scale, but certainly pleasing. The close relationship to the famous Ferrari 330 and Ferrari Dino is quite obvious. For me, the Ferraris from the mid-1960s are style icons that still appeal 50 years later.
The model was already released in 2016 in the Evolution and Digital 132 series, so its rather difficult handling, especially without a magnet, is already familiar. The model's workmanship is flawless; even the smallest details have been neatly and lovingly crafted.
The Ferrari 365 P2 is a further development of the Ferrari 250 LM with a 4.4-liter V12 engine. This model competed for the Maranello Concessionaires team with drivers Jo Bonnier and David Piper. However, the car retired on lap nine due to ignition problems. The greatest success of a Ferrari 365 P2 was the victory at the 12 Hours of Monza in 1965.
After a facelift in 1966, the Ferrari 365 P2 was replaced the following year by the further development of the Ferrari 330/412 series.
CoMod JoergW
