Honda RA272 F1 Grand Prix Mexico 1965 Ronnie Bucknum (Diecast Car) - HobbySearch Diecast Car Store

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- The second machine following [RA271] in [Honda] 1st F1 activity which all the company production including the chassis and the engine was manufactured by our company, participating in the full work system from the 1964 season [RA 272] will be the F1 It is a formula car developed for participating in the world championship.
- Significantly improved [RA271] of the previous year, the 1.5-liter water-cooled V-type 12-cylinder DOHC engine demonstrating 230 ps or more of the ultra high revolution type as the engine of the time was mounted on the car body that was reduced in weight in the horizontal place. In the final match of the year, Richey Gincer started from the third place in the preliminary ranking at the top and ranked top for the Honda for only eleventh race to debut the historic F1 first victory. This was the final victory of the 1.5-liter F1 era, and at the same time it became the first victory for Formula 1 for both Gincer and Goodyear tires.
- In the Auto Art, a monumental machine shining in Japan's motor sports history is reproduced realistically from elaborate interview and enormous materials. It is full of highlights including engines and suspensions around which you can watch cowls and watch them.
- In addition to the regular version of car No. 11, we modeled 3 items in total, including a model with a driver figure of Gincer limited to 2,000 in the world, and No. 12 car in the back of the Mexican GP fifth place winning.