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Rich Sufficool
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Renault's 1980 entry into the FIA Grand Prix circuit had a heart of a tiny 91.0 cid turbocharged Gordini EFI V6; and before you say "How pathetic was that?", it's horsepower rating topped out at 520 HP! That was 50 HP more than the vaunted 3.0 L Ford-Cosworth V8. That was some amazing bit of technological witchcraft! This particular model by Exoto replicates the #16 entrant and winner of the Brazilian Grand Prix driven by Rene Arnoux. I love the wheels on this model.

exoto 001
exoto 017 001
exoto 002 002
exoto 004
exoto 014 001
exoto 011
exoto 015 001
exoto 006 001
exoto 008
exoto 016
exoto 009
exoto 007 001
exoto 010 1
exoto 012
exoto 013 002

 



   
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Posted by: @rich-sufficool

I love the wheels on this model.

Those big & little  tires are quite convincing. 



   
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john3976
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I have the number 15 version of this car:

 

IMG 1737
IMG 1735

 

IMG 1733
IMG 1729

 

IMG 1738
IMG 1728

 

IMG 1725
IMG 1717


   
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Two great models, I've got the #16 Rene Arnoux race winner.



   
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