1:24
scale
12
Altersempfehlung
63
Einzelteile
69 Pontiac GTO
Art. Nr. 145309090
In stock - In stock - with you in approx. 3-4 working days
Selected colors
1:24
scale
12
Altersempfehlung
63
Einzelteile
Pontiac GTO Judge 1969 - awaken the era of the muscle cars!
Immerse yourself in the golden era of the muscle car with our highly detailed model kit of the legendary Pontiac GTO Judge from 1969. This model captures the powerful elegance and the iconic details of this historical vehicle in perfect 1:24 scale. With 63 precise parts you can create an authentic replica that will inspire both beginners and experienced model builders alike. The breathtaking dimensions of 213 mm length, 83 mm width and 60 mm height give the model an impressive presence in every collection.
Our model kit of the Pontiac GTO Judge 1969 is perfect for model building enthusiasts who have a passion for automotive history and authentic replicas. This model is not only a tribute to an iconic vehicle, but also an excellent choice for lovers of exhibits, toys or collector's pieces.
Special features:
- Detailed 370-hp RAM Air IV 400-cubic customs V8 engine: This precisely reproduced engine is a feast for the eyes for every lover of motor technology.
- Optional rear spoiler and work-side judge pull-down pictures: Customize your model with the optional rear spoiler and choose from four different decal color schemes.
- RAM AIR bonnet with optional tachometer: Give your model additional authenticity with the detailed bonnet.
- Detailed rally II wheels: Each rim is a work of art in itself that perfectly captures the aesthetics of the muscle car.
- Optionally with standard or Hurst T-Gang-Fuß shifter: Design the interior detail according to your preferences.
Background information:
In 1969, Pontiac provided an icon of the muscle car era with the GTO Judge. Inspired by the TV show "Laugh in", the judge became the epitome of strength and style. Originally planned as a cheaper variant, he developed into a high-end model with unique design elements. From the characteristic judge emblems to the innovative Endura front bumper rod, the GTO Judge was a homage to power and elegance on wheels.
Responsible person:
Carrera Revell Europe GmbH
Henschelstrasse 20-30
32257 frets
Germany
E-mail: info.de@carrera-revell.com
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