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Alfa Romeo 33/3 Get the Targa Florio collector’s box for CA11f and CA11g Sold separately Alfa Romeo 33/3 #2 2st Targa Florio 1971 A. De Adamich - G. Van Lennep Scale CA11g Release Date March 2015 Motor Pinion/Gear Front Rims/Tyres Rear Rims/Tyres Digital V12/3 Chassis Cokpit 11/32 14,3x8,2 15,8x8,2 1:32 116mm 31mm 74mm 63mm 62,4gr 21.500 rpm PT1088C1 PT1228C1 SLOT.IT DIGITAL X X Inline Sidewinder Inline Boxer Anglewinder 4WD System Setup Nd Magnet Race Magnet Suspension Lights X X Carrera D132 SLOT.IT DIGITAL X X Standard Motor mount [1] X X X Compatible X Not Compatible [1] box stock standard: offset 0,5 mm Alfa Romeo 33/3 The Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Sport Prototype was designed in the mid The ‘T33/3’ cars featured a monocoque chassis, paneled in alumi- 1960s to race in the World Sports Car Championship. Eventually it nium and magnesium, a V8 2998 cc engine, and a 6 or 5 speed gear- succeeded and won the Manufacturers’ Championship in 1975, and box. Top speed reached 330 km/h, at Le Mans with long tail. again in 1977. Designed by Carlo Chiti, a famous Italian engineer, the several variants In 1971, the most important victory for Alfa Romeo was the Targa Flo- of the car were raced by the Alfa factory and by many privateers as rio race, where two ‘T33/3’s finished first and second. The race was well. After the initial victories in the 2-litres Prototype category, the won by Nino Vaccarella and Toine Hezemans on car no.5, followed by ‘T33/3’ version made its debut in 1969 and gained its best results in car no.2 driven by Andrea de Adamich and Gijs van Lennep. the 1971 World Championship: the Autodelta ‘open’ Prototypes won the overall ranking at Brands Hatch, Watkins Glen and the Targa Florio, This model is part of ‘The Targa Florio Winners’ collection - special being even faster than the 5-litres ‘Sport’ cars. limited edition box available separately..

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