Fly Ferrari 512 #3 2e Monza 1970 *USED*
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Offered without its box, this used Fly Ferrari 512 #3 has a vivid red open-top body. Shell and Pirelli markings sit alongside the gold wheels. Light handling wear is visible around the body and cockpit. The open cockpit preserves the car's classic sports-racing profile. The Ferrari 512 S with starting number 3 took second place on 25 April 1970 during the legendary 1000 kilometers of Monza. This factory car from Scuderia Ferrari was driven by the iconic trio Ignazio Giunti, Nino Vaccarella and Chris Amon. Details of the race & car The 1970 edition was a fierce battle between the Ferrari 512 S and the Porsche 917K. The race was eventually won by the Porsche of Pedro Rodríguez and Leo Kinnunen. The Auto: The start number #3 was a Spyder variant (open roof) of the 512 S. The car was equipped with a powerful 5.0-litre V12 engine that had to compete in the World Sportscar Championship at the time. Chassis: This particular factory copy was flying the banner of SpA Ferrari SEFAC. Due to the iconic status of this particular race and car, the #3 Ferrari from Monza 1970 is still a very popular object among manufacturers of diecast models (such as Fly and SpecialC) and collectors worldwide.
Fly Ferrari 512S Coda Lunga Silver Edition
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Fly released this 512S Coda Lunga as a Silver Edition: the long-tail Ferrari entirely in bare silver, without any livery or race numbers. That restraint makes it a striking display piece, while the sidewinder motor and traction magnet make it a capable analog racer on all common 1:32 tracks. It comes ready to run in the Fly display case.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 & 250 GTO
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Two Ferraris share this new Fly presentation set: a yellow 365 GTB/4 Daytona and a silver 250 GTO. The 365 carries number 36 and Louis Feraud markings, while the 250 GTO carries number 11.Both cars sit together in the illustrated Ecurie Francorchamps display box, making the pairing the defining feature of this release.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 & BMW 3,5 CSL #69 Gaugemaster
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Immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of slot car racing with the Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 & BMW 3.5 CSL GAUGEMASTER RARE set. This collector's dream brings together two iconic racing legends, capturing the essence of speed and elegance on your track. With the magnet traction, these cars hug the track with precision, ensuring thrilling races filled with tight corners and straight-line speed. The S-Can motor placed at the front delivers robust performance, while the inline motor mount and 2WD drivetrain ensure a balanced and realistic driving experience. Whether you're a seasoned racer or a passionate collector, this set promises to be a highlight of your collection, offering hours of competitive fun and nostalgia.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #10 X0 Anniversario Miniauto
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The Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #10 X0 Anniversario Miniauto is more than just a slot car; it's a celebration of automotive legacy and precision engineering. Crafted to perfection, this 1:32 scale model captures the essence of the iconic Ferrari Daytona, making it a must-have for both collectors and racing enthusiasts. As you place this meticulously detailed car on your track, feel the thrill of racing a classic that has captured hearts for generations. Designed for ages 12 and up, it's a perfect blend of fun and sophistication, ensuring an unforgettable racing experience. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of slot cars, this Ferrari Daytona promises to deliver excitement lap after lap.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #118 1e Tour de France 1972
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Number 118 anchors the red-and-white Thomson livery on this new Fly Ferrari 365 GTB/4 from the 1972 Tour de France Automobile. Jean-Claude Andruet and “Biche” are named on the display base, while BIC and Shell markings complete the race finish. The 1:32 analog slot car is supplied in its clear Fly case.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #20,39 Team Charles Pozzi 24h Le Mans 1973
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Cars #40 and #39 form this new Fly Ferrari 365 GTB/4 twin set for the 1973 Le Mans 24 Hours.Their white-and-red Thomson liveries also carry Shell and Ch. Pozzi markings. Both 1:32 analog cars sit in an illustrated Team Ch. Pozzi presentation box. Period race imagery gives the set a strong endurance-racing display.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #313 III Trece Copa de Clasicos
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A dark patterned livery separates this new Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #313 from standard road-car finishes. Its display base identifies the III Trece Copa de Clásicos entry, echoed by the striped roof and event decals. The 1:32 analog slot car comes in a clear Fly display case.
Fly Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 #48 24h Le Mans 1975
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With this 365 GTB/4, Fly honours the Daytona that ran the 1975 Le Mans 24 Hours: dark blue with tricolore stripes over the roof, race number 48 and the names Jones, Mignot and Gurdjian above the door. Sponsor markings from Motul, Michelin and 'volailles fermières de Loué' complete the period picture. An analog 1:32 slot car with traction magnet, supplied in its original display case with the driver line-up on the base plate.
Fly Ferrari F40 GT Evoluzione #60 4h Jarama 1995
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The Fly Car Model with reference number 99104 is a beloved 1:32 scale slotcar of the Ferrari F40 GT Evoluzione. This specific collectible has been released as a special, limited edition for subscribers of the Spanish magazine Slot Miniauto in 2008.Key Features & SpecificationsModel: Ferrari F40 GT EvoluzioneStart number: #60Limited Edition: Released in 2008 as Miniauto Subscription Limited EditionHistoric Livery: Replica of the car that drove during the 4 Hours of Jarama in 1995Drivers: Controlled by Anders Olofsson and Luciano della NoceDrive: Equipped with a Sidewinder engine systemCompatibility: Fully suitable for racetracks of Scalextric, Ninco, Carrera and Superslot
Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo # 1 Zolder DRM 1979 A141
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The 1979 Zolder DRM supplies the setting for this Ford Capri RS Turbo #1. Sachs blue striping brings colour to the white body, with Bosch, Shell and Goodyear markings around it. Harald Ertl is named on the display base. The new 1:32 analog Fly slot car remains inside its clear case.
Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo #4 Nurburgring DRM 1981 + LIGHTS
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Pentosin's green, yellow and black stripes make the Ford Capri RS Turbo #4 immediately recognisable. The display base identifies Jürgen Hamelmann's Nürburgring DRM entry from 1981. A clear case with lighting indicators accompanies this new 1:32 Fly slot car. The presentation points to front and rear lights.
Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo #50 Kokon Tools
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Presented as a Fly Racing boxed set, this Ford Capri Gr.5 wears a red-and-white chequerboard number 50 livery. The fitted foam also holds a separate chassis assembly, wheels and small parts. The 1:32 slot car is new in its presentation packaging. The package states that the car runs without a magnet.
Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo #55 Nigrin 1e Nurburgring DRM 1981
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Number 55 recalls the first-place Nürburgring DRM entry of 1981, with Manfred Winkelhock named on the base. Nigrin green panels sit between red-and-blue stripes on the Ford Capri RS Turbo. Catalogued new, the 1:32 Fly slot car is supplied in a clear display case. Its analog chassis uses a front inline motor layout.
Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo #7 Zolder DRM 1983
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Jörg van Ommen's number 7 is presented as a restrained Ford Capri RS Turbo from the 1983 Zolder DRM. White bodywork carries slim blue and red stripes alongside Valvoline, Shell and Bosch details. Made for analog racing, this new 1:32 Fly model uses an inline front-motor layout. It is photographed in its clear display case.
Fly Ford GT40 #2 Le Mans
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Fly Ford GT40 #2 Le Mans
Fly Lancia 037 #11 Total Tour de Course 1984 E2023
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Blue Chardonnet colours surround the white number panels on this 1984 Lancia 037 #11 rally model. The display base names Jean-Claude Andruet and M. Rick Place. Presented new in a clear case, the 1:32 Fly slot car carries Total, Rothmans and Pirelli markings. Its motor sits in a sidewinder layout.
Fly Lancia 037 #16 Wurth Rally SanRemo 1983
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At Rally Sanremo in 1983, Fabrizio Tabaton and Luciano Tedeschini shared the Lancia 037 #16 represented here. Dense Wurth graphics cover its compact white body. The clear case contains a new 1:32 Fly slot car. A sidewinder motor layout drives the analog rally model.
Fly Lancia 037 #20 Marlboro Safari Rally 1986 A2030
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This used, boxed Lancia 037 #20 represents the 1986 Safari Rally entry of G. Criticos and M. Kravos. Its white Marlboro livery carries rally-specific mud flaps and raised body details. The model is in very good condition, but the roof rack with spare wheel is missing. The supplied photos show the car without that roof assembly.
Fly Lancia 037 #20 Marlboro Safari Rally 1986 Weathered *USED*
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A new car in it's original box but the wheel in the roofrack has broken loose and a lens of a headlamp topleft is missing.
Fly Lancia 037 #9 Totip Rallye Montecarlo 1984
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White, green and orange Totip colours define this new Fly Lancia 037 #9 from Rallye Monte Carlo 1984. The display base names Massimo Biasion and Tiziano Siviero, while the current product details record a sidewinder motor layout. Presented in its clear case, the 1:32 analog slot car shows the angular 037 body, rally decals and rear mudflaps.
Fly Lancia Beta Monte Carlo #33 Mugello 1980
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The Fly Lancia Beta Montecarlo #33 Mugello (under reference number GB33 or special edition W06) is a popular analogue 1:32 slotcar that mimics an iconic victory in motorsport history.Historical BackgroundThis model is the exact replica of the Group 5 race car in which the legendary Formula One driver Riccardo Patrese (along with Eddie Cheever) drove to 1st place during the 6 Hours of Mugello in 1980. The car stood out enormously at the time because of the iconic light blue color scheme with the well-known sponsor logos of Fruit of the Loom.Key Product FeaturesBrand/Manufacturer: Fly Car Model (released under the GB Track division).Scale: 1:32 (analog slotcar).Compatibility: Works directly on all analog tracks such as Scalextric, Ninco, Carrera and Superslot.Details: Highly detailed interior, precision recreated engine compartment and a realistic driver figure in accordance with the high standards of Fly Car Model.Versions: In addition to the standard packaging, a limited collector's box (Cofanetto / Coffret) was also released at the time
Fly Lancia Beta Monte Carlo #51 Fruit of the Loom Zolder DRM 1980
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The #51 "Fruit of the Loom" Lancia Beta Monte Carlo in the Zolder DRM (Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft) race on August 24, 1980, was driven by Hans Heyer. The car was entered by the private German team GS-Sport (Gerhard Schneider) with sponsorship from German Fiat and Fruit of the Loom. In the Zolder race, Heyer qualified in 2nd position in the Div. II race and finished the race in 2nd place. He went on to win the overall 1980 DRM Div. II championship with this car.
Fly Lancia Beta Monte Carlo #53 1e 6h Brands Hatch 1980 GB32
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Sweeping red-and-white graphics wrap the #53 Lancia Beta Montecarlo from the 1980 Brands Hatch 6 Hours. The display base records it as the first-place car and names Riccardo Patrese and Walter Röhrl. This 1:32 analog Fly model is listed in new condition. Its wide body and tall rear wing capture the photographed race-car shape.