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SCALEXTRIC CLASSIC F1 TWIN
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 | $43.50 Scalextric 1:32 MGB Roadster, 1964 Sebring (C3312)  1:32 A great iconic British sports car for the Scalextric classic car enthusiast. This version is modeled on the team car sent to the USA for the Sebring 12 hour endurance race in 1964. Drivers: Jim Adams, Merle Brennan and Frank Morell, 1964 Sebring 12 Hours. Sebring in 1964 was one of the world top-tier endurance races, part of the FIA Challenge Mondiale and Prototypes Trophy, along with the Targa Florio, Le Mans, and the Nurburgring 1000 km. Two of British Motor Car Distributors team of red, white and blue MGBs finished the grueling 12 hours, an extraordinary achievement demonstrating the competitiveness of the MGB. The car, the Iris Blue #48, consistently lapped the Sebring course in the low four-minute range to come home fourth in class and 22nd overall. Following the race, the car went on to establish a long and successful SCCA racing history. The Sebring parts were carefully preserved, and were passed along with the car to each new owner. The car has since been meticulously restored to its 1964 Sebring configuration. Amazon Marketplace |
|  | $48.49 Scalextric 1:32 MGB Roadster, 1964 Sebring (C3312)  1:32 A great iconic British sports car for the Scalextric classic car enthusiast. This version is modeled on the team car sent to the USA for the Sebring 12 hour endurance race in 1964. Drivers: Jim Adams, Merle Brennan and Frank Morell, 1964 Sebring 12 Hours. Sebring in 1964 was one of the world top-tier endurance races, part of the FIA Challenge Mondiale and Prototypes Trophy, along with the Targa Florio, Le Mans, and the Nurburgring 1000 km. Two of British Motor Car Distributors team of red, white and blue MGBs finished the grueling 12 hours, an extraordinary achievement demonstrating the competitiveness of the MGB. The car, the Iris Blue #48, consistently lapped the Sebring course in the low four-minute range to come home fourth in class and 22nd overall. Following the race, the car went on to establish a long and successful SCCA racing history. The Sebring parts were carefully preserved, and were passed along with the car to each new owner. The car has since been meticulously restored to its 1964 Sebring configuration. Amazon |
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 | Scalextric 1:32 MGB Roadster, 1964 Sebring (C3312)  1:32 A great iconic British sports car for the Scalextric classic car enthusiast. This version is modeled on the team car sent to the USA for the Sebring 12 hour endurance race in 1964. Drivers: Jim Adams, Merle Brennan and Frank Morell, 1964 Sebring 12 Hours. Sebring in 1964 was one of the world top-tier endurance races, part of the FIA Challenge Mondiale and Prototypes Trophy, along with the Targa Florio, Le Mans, and the Nurburgring 1000 km. Two of British Motor Car Distributors team of red, white and blue MGBs finished the grueling 12 hours, an extraordinary achievement demonstrating the competitiveness of the MGB. The car, the Iris Blue #48, consistently lapped the Sebring course in the low four-minute range to come home fourth in class and 22nd overall. Following the race, the car went on to establish a long and successful SCCA racing history. The Sebring parts were carefully preserved, and were passed along with the car to each new owner. The car has since been meticulously restored to its 1964 Sebring configuration. Amazon Marketplace |
|  | Scalextric 1:32 MGB Roadster, 1964 Sebring (C3312)  1:32 A great iconic British sports car for the Scalextric classic car enthusiast. This version is modeled on the team car sent to the USA for the Sebring 12 hour endurance race in 1964. Drivers: Jim Adams, Merle Brennan and Frank Morell, 1964 Sebring 12 Hours. Sebring in 1964 was one of the world top-tier endurance races, part of the FIA Challenge Mondiale and Prototypes Trophy, along with the Targa Florio, Le Mans, and the Nurburgring 1000 km. Two of British Motor Car Distributors team of red, white and blue MGBs finished the grueling 12 hours, an extraordinary achievement demonstrating the competitiveness of the MGB. The car, the Iris Blue #48, consistently lapped the Sebring course in the low four-minute range to come home fourth in class and 22nd overall. Following the race, the car went on to establish a long and successful SCCA racing history. The Sebring parts were carefully preserved, and were passed along with the car to each new owner. The car has since been meticulously restored to its 1964 Sebring configuration. Amazon |
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