Ferrari 250 LM #21 Rindt Gregory Winner Le Mans 24H 1965 1:43 Scale Diecast Model Car

The Ferrari 250 LM stands as one of the most beautiful and significant Le Mans winners in motorsport history. This stunning mid-engined sports prototype, featuring Ferrari's legendary V12 engine and elegant Pininfarina-influenced styling, achieved victory at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans. Driven by the formidable pairing of Jochen Rindt and Masten Gregory, the #21 car delivered Ferrari's final overall Le Mans victory until 2023, making it one of the most historically important Ferrari race cars ever built.

About the Model:

This 1:43 scale reproduction captures the victorious Ferrari 250 LM #21 in its historic 1965 Le Mans configuration. Part of our Le Mans Winners Collection, this partwork edition delivers excellent detail while celebrating Ferrari's last Le Mans triumph of the 20th century. Please note: the base incorrectly states "Ferrari 275 LM" - this is a known error as the correct designation is Ferrari 250 LM.

Specifications:

• Brand: Unbranded (Partwork Edition)
• Scale: 1:43
• Dimensions: L 102mm (4.02") x W 42mm (1.65") x H 28mm (1.10")
• Material: Diecast metal with plastic components
• Production Type: Ex. Partwork
• Suitable for Ages: 14 years and up

Authentic Details:

• Period-correct 1965 racing livery in Ferrari Rosso Corsa
• Accurate #21 race number placement
• Distinctive 250 LM mid-engined proportions
• Race-specific wire wheel design with rubber-like tyres
• Detailed cockpit with period-correct interior
• Fine mesh grilles and cooling vents
• Supplied with protective display case

Historical Significance:

• Ferrari's final overall Le Mans victory until 2023
• Jochen Rindt's only Le Mans triumph
• Last Ferrari sports prototype Le Mans winner
• Iconic mid-engined Ferrari design milestone

Ideal for:

• Le Mans history enthusiasts
• Ferrari 250 LM collectors
• 1960s sports car racing enthusiasts
• Endurance racing memorabilia collectors
• Jochen Rindt and Masten Gregory admirers