Alps - Tin toy car - Chaparral 2F - 1960-1970 - Japan





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Rare approximate 1:16 scale model (11 inches - 28 cm) Chaparral 2F with a battery from Alps Japan, from 1966, before the advent of wire-guided systems
In Excellent Condition of Preservation, as it has always been kept in its original box with light signs of wear highlighted in the photo gallery
The box shows normal signs of aging that do not detract from its aesthetics
Model with a metal body and plastic finishes, such as the bottom
Movement fully functional; tested without letting it touch the ground as it has never been played with
Movable wing profile, flashing rear motor, front wheels adjustable for circular motion
Battery slot untouched
On/Off switch in perfect condition
Inserted in a plastic sleeve to prevent further wear
Exactly as in the photo
The Chaparral 2F was produced by Jim Hall and was one of the most successful Can-Am sports cars from the mid-1960s to the 1970s
Read Carefully and Check the Entire Photo Gallery
Rare approximate 1:16 scale model (11 inches - 28 cm) Chaparral 2F with a battery from Alps Japan, from 1966, before the advent of wire-guided systems
In Excellent Condition of Preservation, as it has always been kept in its original box with light signs of wear highlighted in the photo gallery
The box shows normal signs of aging that do not detract from its aesthetics
Model with a metal body and plastic finishes, such as the bottom
Movement fully functional; tested without letting it touch the ground as it has never been played with
Movable wing profile, flashing rear motor, front wheels adjustable for circular motion
Battery slot untouched
On/Off switch in perfect condition
Inserted in a plastic sleeve to prevent further wear
Exactly as in the photo
The Chaparral 2F was produced by Jim Hall and was one of the most successful Can-Am sports cars from the mid-1960s to the 1970s

