Italeri 3679 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabrio
€21,50 incl. BTW
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The true sports car feeling can only be experienced with a convertible. Porsche produces one of the original prototypes, the 911 as a Spyder version. The new 911, introduced at the beginning of 1994 features new body design, combined with extra-ordinary driving qualities and a maximum of safety. The 6-cylinder engine is located above the rear axle, with a totally re-designed gear box and guarantees excellent driving. The car is available with 6-gear stick shift mechanism or Porsche-Tiptronic automatic steering.
| Fabrikant | Italeri |
|---|---|
| Schaal | 1:24 |
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