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Revell Monogram Ford March 83G #25 Red Lobster
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€69.95
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Product number:
REV-00-023
Brand
Revell Monogram
Scale1/32
Model no.REV-00-023
SystemAnalog
EditionLimited edition ?/3000
Stock
From stock
Track compatibility
Compatible with Carrera Evolution, Fleischmann, Ninco, Policar / Slot.it, Scalextric Sport / Classic, SCX.
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NL from EUR 4.95. Final rates are calculated at checkout.
Condition guide
Car C10, box C10. Photos show this item.
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Item details
- Condition grade
- Car C10, box C10. 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
- 1984
- Photos
- Product photos are of the actual item for sale.
Red Lobster graphics sweep across the white March 83G #25 in broad red stripes. This Revell/Monogram model represents the 1983 IMSA GTP car associated with Dave Cowart and Kenper Miller.
The car itself is new or near-new, while the special presentation box shows wear. The limited-edition packaging states a run of 3,000 at 1:32 scale.
The #25 Red Lobster March 83G is one of the most famous and visually striking race cars in the history of the IMSA Camel GT Series. Known affectionately as "The Lobster Car," this distinctive machine became a fan favorite during the 1980s peak of IMSA GTP prototype racing.
The Real-World Race Car Chassis & Body: Built by March Engineering, the 83G chassis was highly versatile, designed to accommodate multiple engine configurations. The car featured an aerodynamic design that perfectly complemented its unusual sponsor.The Engine: While March 83G chassis ran various engines (including Porsche and Chevrolet V8s), Red Lobster Racing notably utilized Chevrolet and Ford powerplants across their campaigns.The Drivers: The iconic #25 car was famously driven by the duo of Dave Cowart and Kenper Miller.The Livery: Sponsored by the Red Lobster restaurant chain, the car featured a massive, photorealistic 3D red lobster graphic draped across its white and red body. The natural curves of the prototype's bodywork perfectly mimicked the shell and claws of a lobster, cementing it as one of motorsport's most legendary paint schemes.Scale Models and Slot CarsBecause of its unique aesthetic, the Red Lobster March 83G is highly sought after by collectors. You can find it replicated in several popular scales:1:32 Scale Slot Cars: Both Revell and Monogram released a highly collectible, limited-edition 1:32 scale analog slot car under item numbers like 08382 and 85-4877.1:43 Scale Die-Cast & Resin: High-end model makers like Spark and AMR produced highly detailed replicas documenting its history at famous events like the 6 Hours of Riverside and Sears Point.
The car itself is new or near-new, while the special presentation box shows wear. The limited-edition packaging states a run of 3,000 at 1:32 scale.
The #25 Red Lobster March 83G is one of the most famous and visually striking race cars in the history of the IMSA Camel GT Series. Known affectionately as "The Lobster Car," this distinctive machine became a fan favorite during the 1980s peak of IMSA GTP prototype racing.
The Real-World Race Car Chassis & Body: Built by March Engineering, the 83G chassis was highly versatile, designed to accommodate multiple engine configurations. The car featured an aerodynamic design that perfectly complemented its unusual sponsor.The Engine: While March 83G chassis ran various engines (including Porsche and Chevrolet V8s), Red Lobster Racing notably utilized Chevrolet and Ford powerplants across their campaigns.The Drivers: The iconic #25 car was famously driven by the duo of Dave Cowart and Kenper Miller.The Livery: Sponsored by the Red Lobster restaurant chain, the car featured a massive, photorealistic 3D red lobster graphic draped across its white and red body. The natural curves of the prototype's bodywork perfectly mimicked the shell and claws of a lobster, cementing it as one of motorsport's most legendary paint schemes.Scale Models and Slot CarsBecause of its unique aesthetic, the Red Lobster March 83G is highly sought after by collectors. You can find it replicated in several popular scales:1:32 Scale Slot Cars: Both Revell and Monogram released a highly collectible, limited-edition 1:32 scale analog slot car under item numbers like 08382 and 85-4877.1:43 Scale Die-Cast & Resin: High-end model makers like Spark and AMR produced highly detailed replicas documenting its history at famous events like the 6 Hours of Riverside and Sears Point.