Porsche Carrera 6 (330)
Originally only available for two years ā between 1967 and 1969 ā this detailed Porsche Carrera 6 is typical of the high quality models Corgi produced during their āgolden eraā. Whereas it was only available in white, there were two versions, with either a red or blue bonnet and doors ā the latter being much rarer. The tinted clear plastic in the rear section that hinges upwards to reveal a detailed chrome and black engine, was based on a similar feature on the actual car.
The red bonnet version utilised a deep blue plastic but for the blue bonnet model it was either yellow or pale blue. As was frustratingly typical for many Corgiās of this period, the box art depicted a totally different colour car ā in this case, green! Corgi later reissued the red bonnet version during the 1970s Whizzwheels era.
Size:Ā
Length: 98mm Width: 40mm Height: 23mm
Length: 3 7/8in Width: 1 9/16in Height: 7/8in
Scale: 1:42
Originally only available for two years ā between 1967 and 1969 ā this detailed Porsche Carrera 6 is typical of the high quality models Corgi produced during their āgolden eraā. Whereas it was only available in white, there were two versions, with either a red or blue bonnet and doors ā the latter being much rarer. The tinted clear plastic in the rear section that hinges upwards to reveal a detailed chrome and black engine, was based on a similar feature on the actual car.
The red bonnet version utilised a deep blue plastic but for the blue bonnet model it was either yellow or pale blue. As was frustratingly typical for many Corgiās of this period, the box art depicted a totally different colour car ā in this case, green! Corgi later reissued the red bonnet version during the 1970s Whizzwheels era.
Size:Ā
Length: 98mm Width: 40mm Height: 23mm
Length: 3 7/8in Width: 1 9/16in Height: 7/8in
Scale: 1:42
Description
Originally only available for two years ā between 1967 and 1969 ā this detailed Porsche Carrera 6 is typical of the high quality models Corgi produced during their āgolden eraā. Whereas it was only available in white, there were two versions, with either a red or blue bonnet and doors ā the latter being much rarer. The tinted clear plastic in the rear section that hinges upwards to reveal a detailed chrome and black engine, was based on a similar feature on the actual car.
The red bonnet version utilised a deep blue plastic but for the blue bonnet model it was either yellow or pale blue. As was frustratingly typical for many Corgiās of this period, the box art depicted a totally different colour car ā in this case, green! Corgi later reissued the red bonnet version during the 1970s Whizzwheels era.
Size:Ā
Length: 98mm Width: 40mm Height: 23mm
Length: 3 7/8in Width: 1 9/16in Height: 7/8in
Scale: 1:42
