Ferrari 250 LM Longnose 1966 24h Daytona #27 Piper/Attwood in 1:18 scale
* Photos are not of the actual CMC model. The CMC model will be extremely detailed with opening featues.
we will replace the pictures with the CMC prototype when we receive the images.
This is the Ferrari 250 LM Longnose 1966 24h Daytona #27 Piper/Attwood in 1:18 scale by CMC.
The Ferrari 250 LM Longnose, car #27, driven by David Piper and Richard Attwood, competed in the 1966 24 Hours of Daytona, one of the most grueling endurance races in North America. Piper, a skilled privateer with extensive Ferrari experience, and Attwood, a future Le Mans winner, took on a fiercely competitive field dominated by the emerging Ford GT40s and Ferrari’s latest prototypes. The 1966 Daytona 24h was notable for being the first official 24-hour race at the circuit, marking the evolution of American endurance racing. While the aging 250 LM faced tough competition from newer mid-engined prototypes, it remained a symbol of Ferrari’s endurance racing legacy and proved its durability on the high-speed banking and infield road course of Daytona.
Each CMC scale model car is a perfect replication of a historically significant automobile. Every detail of
the 1:1 scale auto is recorded. Not one detail is missed or omitted.
CMC Features include:
● Extremely Detailed Engine
● Each individual component is neatly mounted by hand
● Instruments on the dash are mounted separately
● Moveable and Steerable Front Wheels
● Floor covering is laid in by hand
● Accurate and highly detailed Interior and Chassis
● Opening Doors, Trunk and Hood
● Allows for mounting and dismounting of wheels with winged central locking nut
● Models are painted with the same process used by automakers, Multi-layer and clear coated.
To finish, the model is polished to a luster no less than the original.
we will replace the pictures with the CMC prototype when we receive the images.
This is the Ferrari 250 LM Longnose 1966 24h Daytona #27 Piper/Attwood in 1:18 scale by CMC.
The Ferrari 250 LM Longnose, car #27, driven by David Piper and Richard Attwood, competed in the 1966 24 Hours of Daytona, one of the most grueling endurance races in North America. Piper, a skilled privateer with extensive Ferrari experience, and Attwood, a future Le Mans winner, took on a fiercely competitive field dominated by the emerging Ford GT40s and Ferrari’s latest prototypes. The 1966 Daytona 24h was notable for being the first official 24-hour race at the circuit, marking the evolution of American endurance racing. While the aging 250 LM faced tough competition from newer mid-engined prototypes, it remained a symbol of Ferrari’s endurance racing legacy and proved its durability on the high-speed banking and infield road course of Daytona.
Each CMC scale model car is a perfect replication of a historically significant automobile. Every detail of
the 1:1 scale auto is recorded. Not one detail is missed or omitted.
CMC Features include:
● Extremely Detailed Engine
● Each individual component is neatly mounted by hand
● Instruments on the dash are mounted separately
● Moveable and Steerable Front Wheels
● Floor covering is laid in by hand
● Accurate and highly detailed Interior and Chassis
● Opening Doors, Trunk and Hood
● Allows for mounting and dismounting of wheels with winged central locking nut
● Models are painted with the same process used by automakers, Multi-layer and clear coated.
To finish, the model is polished to a luster no less than the original.
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