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





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- Read carefully and check the entire photo gallery
- Rare approx. 1:16 scale model (11 inches - 28 cm) Chaparral 2F battery-powered from Alps Japan, 1966, before the advent of radio-controlled models
- In excellent preserved condition, as it has always been kept in its original box with light storage marks shown in the photo gallery
- The box shows normal signs of wear that do not affect its aesthetics
- Model with a metal body and plastic finishes, such as the underside
- Movement perfectly functional, tested without it touching the ground as it has never been played with
- Movable wing profile, flashing rear motor, front wheels adjustable for a circular motion
- Battery slot intact
- On/Off switch perfect
- Inserted in a plastic bag to prevent further abrasion
- Exactly as shown in the photos -
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 approx. 1:16 scale model (11 inches - 28 cm) Chaparral 2F battery-powered from Alps Japan, 1966, before the advent of radio-controlled models
- In excellent preserved condition, as it has always been kept in its original box with light storage marks shown in the photo gallery
- The box shows normal signs of wear that do not affect its aesthetics
- Model with a metal body and plastic finishes, such as the underside
- Movement perfectly functional, tested without it touching the ground as it has never been played with
- Movable wing profile, flashing rear motor, front wheels adjustable for a circular motion
- Battery slot intact
- On/Off switch perfect
- Inserted in a plastic bag to prevent further abrasion
- Exactly as shown in the photos -
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.

