In the 1980 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Porsche 935 K3 with the number #71 made headlines, apart from its speed, for its striking decoration in the colors of the famous Apple computer brand. Unfortunately, the team of Bobby Rahal, Bob Garretson and Allan Moffat had to retire on lap 124 due to a broken valve.
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Porsche 935 K3 diecast model car:
- Manufactured by Solido in 1/18 scale with reference DIE-59864 (also listed as 3663506020391 and S1807203).
- Belongs to the Dick Barbour Racing Team.
- Recreation of the vehicle racing at the 24 Hours Le Mans in 1980.
- Includes metal parts, plastic parts and rubber parts.
- Package measures 310 mm x 150 mm x 140 mm (width x depth x height), weighting 1231 g.
- Box barcode 3663506020391 (GTIN/EAN)
- Featured in newsletter 604.
In 1980, the Dick Barbour Racing team, sponsored by Apple Computer, entered the iconic Porsche 935 K3 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. This race marked a significant moment for both the team and the car. The Porsche 935 K3 was a dominant force on the track, boasting remarkable speed and endurance, which helped it secure victory against tough competition. The partnership between Dick Barbour Racing and Apple Computer showcased their commitment to excellence and innovation, as they pushed the boundaries of racing technology. Their triumph at Le Mans cemented their place in motorsport history as one of the most successful teams of the era.
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Solido is a renowned diecast model car manufacturer that has been producing miniature replicas since 1932. Based in France,
Solido is known for its high-quality and detailed scale models of cars, trucks, military vehicles, and motorcycles. The company has gained a strong reputation among collectors for its commitment to accuracy and craftsmanship.
Solido's diecast models are typically made from a combination of metal (usually zamac alloy) and plastic, providing a balance between realism and affordability. The brand covers a wide range of vehicles from various eras, including classic cars, vintage automobiles, and contemporary vehicles.
Solido models often feature intricate details, realistic paint finishes, and functional elements such as opening doors or movable parts.
Over the years,
Solido has collaborated with various automotive brands to create officially licensed replicas, adding to the authenticity and appeal of their products. The brand has a diverse catalog that caters to both casual enthusiasts and serious collectors, making it a popular choice among diecast model enthusiasts worldwide.