Another diecast ebay purchase - couldn't resist the low "buy it now" (sucker) price and shipping. So, this 906 series is the second of the so-called plastic Porsches of the late1960's. It was the first to use a tubular frame, versus the boxed steel frame of its predecessor, the 904.
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Posed next to one of those 28mm fashion models. Speed sells. |
In its first race at Daytona in 1966, it won its class against the Ferrari Dino 206.
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Again, next to an obligatory 28mm fashion model. |
Below it's placed chronologically next to its brethren. All "street legal" racers.
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l-r: 500 Spyder, 904, 906, 917 |
It came boxed in a nice display case too.
There's only one more racing Porsche I'd like to get, the 956/962; preferably in Rothmans colors.
Another great buy Dean.
ReplyDeleteI have been quite lucky recently. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteThey are nice models Dean.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Fran. Best, Dean
DeleteVery nice I quite like its shape would go well do dress my 7TV spyfi tables :)
ReplyDeleteI think so too, Simon. Check it out on ebay. Regards, Dean
DeleteAt this pace, your car collection will outdo Leno's!
ReplyDeleteLol! Good one, Jonathan. Now you made me think I may need a motorcycle, with side car, of course. Best, Dean
DeleteNice cars!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your kind words and visit. Warm regards, Dean
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