CMC Modelcars Ferrari 250 LM, 6th place 24H France 1965, #27, chassis 6119, Spoerry/Boller, RHD 1:18 model

CMC Modelcars Ferrari 250 LM, 6th place 24H France 1965, #27, chassis 6119, Spoerry/Boller, RHD 1:18 Model

The CMC Ferrari 250 LM is a true masterpiece of the modelling craft – a handmade 1:18 collector's model with exceptional love of detail. Produced in the usual outstanding CMC quality, this model impressively reflects the original vehicle – the Ferrari 250 LM with the start number 27, driven by Dieter Spoerry and Armand Boller at the 24-hour race of Le Mans 1965. This Limited Edition model as a right-hand drive is a homage to the golden era of motorsport and an incomparable highlight for discerning collectors.

Special features

• Manufactured in unmistakable CMC quality – each model is a hand-assembled metal precision work of art with over 1,800 individual parts.
• Limited Edition – available only in a limited number, which makes this collector's model an exclusive collector's item.
• True-to-original right-hand drive with a precisely reproduced cockpit, functional sliding windows and filigree pedals.
• Folding bonnet with working quick-release fasteners and support rod, including spare wheel with fastening straps.
• Opening doors and boot lid with functional closures – for authentic insights into the interior of the model.
• Perfectly designed spoke wheels with screwable Borrani central locks (right-/left-hand thread) for the highest realism.
• Highly detailed V12 engine with exact line routing, attachment units and wiring – a technical work of art in miniature format.
• Interior with seats made of leather and fabric cover, true-to-original dashboard and fine switches.
• Realistic chassis components, stainless-steel oil and fuel tank, functional motorsport exhaust system and unscrewable base plate.
• Exact reproduction of the inboard disc brakes on the rear axle – another example of the exceptional attention to detail.

Background on the original vehicle

The Ferrari 250 LM with the chassis 6119 was sold to the Swiss private individual Dieter Spoerry and his Scuderia Filipinetti. Its first outing took place in 1964 at the 1000-km race in Monthléry, before it lined up in 1965 at Le Mans. There, Spoerry and Armand Boller achieved 6th place overall with the start number 27 and won their class in Monza. After an eventful history, the vehicle changed owners several times, was included in a collection in the Middle East in 2010 and later fully restored by Ferrari – a true piece of motorsport history.

Who is this model for?

This exceptional model vehicle is ideal for discerning Ferrari collectors, motorsport fans and lovers of historic racing cars. Whether in the display cabinet, in the office or as a highlight of a high-quality collection – the CMC Ferrari 250 LM stands for perfection, craftsmanship and passion for motorsport.

Secure this exclusive collector's item and bring a piece of Ferrari motorsport history home!