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Car C9 Box C9 Analog Used - boxed Limited editionSpecial edition Modified: no

Aston Martin DBR1 #22 Red

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€89.95

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Product number: SC1-00-280
Brand Scalextric
Scale1/32
Model no.SC1-00-280
SystemAnalog
EditionLimited edition, Special edition ?/300
Stock From stock
Track compatibility Compatible with Carrera Evolution, Fleischmann, Ninco, Policar / Slot.it, Scalextric Sport / Classic, SCX.
Shipping estimate NL from EUR 4.95. Final rates are calculated at checkout.
Condition guide Car C9, box C9. Photos show this item.
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Item details

Condition grade
Car C9, box C9. Photos show the item offered.
Used status
Used - boxed, checked before listing.
Digital status
Analog. No digital chip installed.
Modified
No visible performance modifications.
Vehicle year
1959
Photos
Product photos are of the actual item for sale.
An open cockpit and white number 22 roundels give this red Scalextric Aston Martin DBR1 its clear racing identity. A yellow-helmeted driver figure sits behind the low windscreen.

The car is in mint condition and is presented in its original period-style box. This limited-edition release keeps its finish clean and uncluttered.

The Scalextric Aston Martin DBR1 #22 Red (model number C288) is an extremely rare 1:32 slotcar from 1996.
Main Features

Limited edition: This model was produced by Hornby at the time as an exclusive Toys 'R' Us edition. Only 300 pieces were made at the time.
Color scheme: Made in a striking red lacquer (livery) with race number #22. At the time, a green version was also released in an equal edition.
System: It is a classic analog slotcar.
Known collector problem: Models from this particular series are known in the collector world for the poor quality of the original plastic wheels. These often deform or tear spontaneously over time, making the car without modifications (such as aluminum replacement wheels) often unusable for racing