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Car C10 Box C9 Analog New Limited editionSpecial edition Modified: no
Alfa Romeo Giulia GTV #12 Playboy Tonja Christensen
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€69.95
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Product number:
FLY-00-223
Brand
Fly
Scale1/32
Model no.FLY-00-223
SystemAnalog
EditionLimited edition, Special edition
Stock
From stock
Track compatibility
Compatible with Carrera Evolution, Fleischmann, Ninco, Policar / Slot.it, Scalextric Sport / Classic, SCX.
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Condition guide
Car C10, box C9. Photos show this item.
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Item details
- Condition grade
- Car C10, box C9. Photos show the item offered.
- Used status
- New, checked before listing.
- Digital status
- Analog. No digital chip installed.
- Modified
- No visible performance modifications.
- Vehicle year
- 1975
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- Product photos are of the actual item for sale.
Fly Alfa Romeo Guilia GTV 12 Playboy 99099 MB 1/32 scale slot car. All Fly cars will run on Ninco and Scalextric track. This car is a model of the beautiful Alfa Romeo Giulia GTV in #12 Playboy Collection livery featuring Tonja Christensen. The car is brand new in its original box.
The Fly Car Model 99099 is a 1/32 scale slot car featuring an Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm (often associated with the GTV line) from the Playboy Collection (Nº 12 / April 1993, Tonja, Red).
Model Details
• Brand: Fly Car Model
• Scale: 1/32
• Series: Playboy Collection (No. 12)
• Subject: Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm / GTV (April 1993 "Tonja Red" theme)
• Compatibility: Analog slot car tracks (compatible with standard 1/32 systems like Scalextric and Carrera)
The real car behind that slot model is the legendary 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1750 GTAm (and its later 2000 GTAm evolution). Built by Alfa Romeo’s official racing division, Autodelta, it was designed explicitly to dominate European touring car racing.
1. What Does "GTAm" Mean?
While "GTA" stands for Gran Turismo Alleggerita (Lightened Grand Tourer), the "m" in GTAm has two widely accepted meanings:
• Maggiorata (Enlarged): Referencing the expanded engine capacity.
• America: Because the racing cars were actually built using the steel-bodied 1750 GT Veloce (GTV) chassis originally destined for the US market.
2. How it Differs from a Standard GTV
Unlike the standard road-going GTVs of the era, the GTAm was a pure, stripped-out racing weapon. Autodelta built roughly 40 official factory units, though many privateers converted standard steel GTVs using Autodelta parts.
• The Body: While the regular 1600 GTA used full aluminum body panels, the GTAm kept the GTV's factory steel body but bolted on massive, iconic fiberglass riveted wheel-arch extensions to clear wide racing tires.
• The Engine: Autodelta took the 1,750cc engine and bored it out to 1,985 cc (2.0L). They equipped it with a specialized twin-spark cylinder head and an advanced SPICA or Lucas mechanical fuel injection system, bumping power from a standard 118 hp to roughly 220 to 240 horsepower.
• Weight Saving: The interior was stripped bare to the bone, swapping heavy glass for lightweight plastic windows. It weighed just around 920–940 kg (approx. 2,000 lbs).
3. Racing Legacy
The GTAm is revered because it won back-to-back European Touring Car Championships (ETCC) in 1970 (driven by Toine Hezemans) and 1971.
(Note: The heritage of this car is so massive that Alfa Romeo resurrected the "GTAm" badge in 2020 for a ultra-limited, 540-hp track version of the modern Giulia sedan)
The Fly Car Model 99099 is a 1/32 scale slot car featuring an Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm (often associated with the GTV line) from the Playboy Collection (Nº 12 / April 1993, Tonja, Red).
Model Details
• Brand: Fly Car Model
• Scale: 1/32
• Series: Playboy Collection (No. 12)
• Subject: Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm / GTV (April 1993 "Tonja Red" theme)
• Compatibility: Analog slot car tracks (compatible with standard 1/32 systems like Scalextric and Carrera)
The real car behind that slot model is the legendary 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1750 GTAm (and its later 2000 GTAm evolution). Built by Alfa Romeo’s official racing division, Autodelta, it was designed explicitly to dominate European touring car racing.
1. What Does "GTAm" Mean?
While "GTA" stands for Gran Turismo Alleggerita (Lightened Grand Tourer), the "m" in GTAm has two widely accepted meanings:
• Maggiorata (Enlarged): Referencing the expanded engine capacity.
• America: Because the racing cars were actually built using the steel-bodied 1750 GT Veloce (GTV) chassis originally destined for the US market.
2. How it Differs from a Standard GTV
Unlike the standard road-going GTVs of the era, the GTAm was a pure, stripped-out racing weapon. Autodelta built roughly 40 official factory units, though many privateers converted standard steel GTVs using Autodelta parts.
• The Body: While the regular 1600 GTA used full aluminum body panels, the GTAm kept the GTV's factory steel body but bolted on massive, iconic fiberglass riveted wheel-arch extensions to clear wide racing tires.
• The Engine: Autodelta took the 1,750cc engine and bored it out to 1,985 cc (2.0L). They equipped it with a specialized twin-spark cylinder head and an advanced SPICA or Lucas mechanical fuel injection system, bumping power from a standard 118 hp to roughly 220 to 240 horsepower.
• Weight Saving: The interior was stripped bare to the bone, swapping heavy glass for lightweight plastic windows. It weighed just around 920–940 kg (approx. 2,000 lbs).
3. Racing Legacy
The GTAm is revered because it won back-to-back European Touring Car Championships (ETCC) in 1970 (driven by Toine Hezemans) and 1971.
(Note: The heritage of this car is so massive that Alfa Romeo resurrected the "GTAm" badge in 2020 for a ultra-limited, 540-hp track version of the modern Giulia sedan)