This Beautiful 1958 Ferrari 246 F1 Model Red Metal Handmade "AJ109" Is Presented By Old Modern Handicrafts. The Ferrari 246 F1 is a Ferrari racing car built for the Formula One World Championship of 1958. It was good enough to win a World Championship for Mike Hawthorn and a second place in the Constructors' Championship for Ferrari. Our Ferrari 246 F1 model is meticulously handmade out of tin with a scale of 1:12. It features many intricate parts such as seat, engine, wheels, grills, side exhaust, side mirrors, red paint, and a unique number 4 decal on the front and rear panel. Proudly display this model anywhere you like and it will surely make a conversational piece. A must-have for the collector and enthusiast! Ferrari is a trademark of Ferrari S.p.A.
The Ferrari 246 F1 Is A Ferrari Racing Car Built For The Formula One World Championship Of 1958. The Regulations For 1954-1960 Limited Naturally Aspirated Engines To 2500 Cc And For The 1958 Season, There Was A Change From Alcohol Fuels To Avgas. The 246 Used A 2417 Cc Dino V6 Engine With A 65° Angle Between The Cylinder Banks. This Was The First Use Of A V6 Engine In A Formula One Car, But Otherwise, The 246 Was A Conventional Front-Engine Design. The Ferrari 246 Was Good Enough To Win A World Championship For Mike Hawthorn And A Second Place In The Constructors' Championship For Ferrari.GENERAL INFORMATION |
SKU | AJ109 |
Manufacturer | Old Modern Handicrafts |
UPC | 640901138190 |
ShipVia | Fedex |
Item Dimensions | 13L X 6W X 4H, Weight; 1.5 Lbs |
Carton Dimensions | 14.5L X 7.5W X 6H, Weight; 2.35 Lbs |
History | The Ferrari 246 F1 Is A Ferrari Racing Car Built For The Formula One World Championship Of 1958. The Regulations For 1954-1960 Limited Naturally Aspirated Engines To 2500 Cc And For The 1958 Season, There Was A Change From Alcohol Fuels To Avgas. The 246 Used A 2417 Cc Dino V6 Engine With A 65° Angle Between The Cylinder Banks. This Was The First Use Of A V6 Engine In A Formula One Car, But Otherwise, The 246 Was A Conventional Front-Engine Design. The Ferrari 246 Was Good Enough To Win A World Championship For Mike Hawthorn And A Second Place In The Constructors' Championship For Ferrari. |