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Revealing the Race Weathered 2023 Le Mans Winning Ferrari 499P

Revealing the Race Weathered 2023 Le Mans Winning Ferrari 499P

Race Weathered at 1:8 scale

Unveiling our latest Race Weathered model at 1:8 scale: the 2023 Le Mans winning Ferrari 499P. Limited to just 51 pieces in tribute to the victor's race number, these models will precisely replicate the car raced to a glorious Ferrari victory by Alessandro Pier Guidi, James Calado and Antonio Giovinazzi at Circuit de la Sarthe on the 10th and 11th of June 2023. The first six models in this special edition have already been delivered to our clients, and the remaining models will be weathered to order by our artisans in our Bristol workshop.

Each order will be accompanied by an A1 archive quality Giclée print of the car on its victory cruise down the pit lane, curated by Amalgam from the Motorsport Images Collection.

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Race Weathered 2023 Le Mans Winning Ferrari 499P

Each 1:8 scale model measuring over 62 centimetres / 24 inches long.

Race Weathered 2023 Le Mans Winning Ferrari 499P

Weathered to replicate the car cruising down the pit lane after its victory.

Race Weathered 2023 Le Mans Winning Ferrari 499P

Built on an all-new carbon-fibre monocoque chassis, the 499P features solutions that represent the cutting edge of motor sport technology. Double wishbone, push-rod-type suspension provides an outstanding damping stiffness, the benefits of which are felt on the straights as well as when cornering. The electronics systems are developed from, and further innovate upon, Ferrari's deep experience int he world of GT racing. The Hypercar features a hybrid powertrain, combining a mid-rear power unit with an electric motor powering the front axle, and is coupled to a seven-speed sequential gearbox.

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It is important to note that payments are still charged on your existing credit card. Splitit simply provides you the method to do this and information about the instalments. Here is an example of how the service works for a customer buying a £2,000 model in 4 instalments of £500 each:

Splitit obtains authorisation from the credit card company for the full purchase amount of £2,000. This is not a charge on the card; it is simply reserving £2,000 from the customer’s line of credit.
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