Amalgam Porsche 917K Gulf Winner Daytona 1970 #2 1:18 Model

Amalgam Porsche 917K Gulf Winner Daytona 1970 #2 1:18 Model

Experience the breathtaking masterpiece of the Porsche 917K, which was driven to victory at the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1970 by Pedro Rodríguez and Leo Kinnunen in the iconic Gulf livery. This handmade model in 1:18 scale is a precise reproduction of car no. 2, which broke the distance record at the legendary Daytona Speedway and represented the beginning of the Porsche 917K's dominance in the World Championship. The model reflects the accuracy, the design and the exclusivity that you expect from an Amalgam model.

Product features:

• Perfect reproduction of the Porsche 917K: Based on car no. 2, which was driven to victory at the 24 Hours of Daytona 1970 with a single stint by Brian Redman.
• Handmade to the highest quality: Each model is made in collaboration with Porsche by a small team of craftsmen to reproduce true-to-original surfaces and materials.
• Precision-manufactured parts: Use of digital scans of the original car for accurate attention to detail, including cast parts, photo-etchings and CNC-machined metal components.
• Luxurious presentation: The model is delivered in an exclusive black box with a protective carrying sleeve and is mounted on a polished acrylic base that is protected by a transparent acrylic dust cover.
• Certificate of authenticity: In the base there is a booklet with the certificate of authenticity as well as further information on the Porsche 917K and its victories.

For collectors and Porsche lovers:
This model is for the most discerning collectors and Porsche enthusiasts who are looking for a unique, masterful model that immortalises the history of motorsport. Whether as the centrepiece of your model-car collection or as a prestigious display piece – the Amalgam Porsche 917K Gulf Winner Daytona 1970 #2 model is an indispensable collector's item for everyone who appreciates the racing legend Porsche. It will not only beautify your home but also keep the history of the Porsche 917K's first victory in the WSC alive.