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





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Description from the seller
- Read Carefully And Check The Entire Photo Gallery
- Approximate 1:16 Scale Rare Model in the 1960s 11 Inches - 28 Cm Chaparral 2F Battery from Alps Japan, Before the Advent of Wire-Guided
- In Excellent Condition Of Preservation As It Has Always Been Kept In Its Original Box With Light Storage Marks Highlighted In The Photo Gallery
- The Box Shows Normal Signs Of Time Wear That Do Not Compromise Its Aesthetics
- Model With Metal Chassis And Plastic Finishes Like The Bottom
- Movement Perfectly Functioning Tested Without Touching Ground As It Was Never Played With
- Movable Wing Profile, Rear Engine With Flashing Light, Front Wheels Placed For A Circular Movement
- Intact Battery Slot
- Perfect On/Off Button
- Placed In A Plastic Bag To Prevent Further Abrasions
- Exactly As Per 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
- Approximate 1:16 Scale Rare Model in the 1960s 11 Inches - 28 Cm Chaparral 2F Battery from Alps Japan, Before the Advent of Wire-Guided
- In Excellent Condition Of Preservation As It Has Always Been Kept In Its Original Box With Light Storage Marks Highlighted In The Photo Gallery
- The Box Shows Normal Signs Of Time Wear That Do Not Compromise Its Aesthetics
- Model With Metal Chassis And Plastic Finishes Like The Bottom
- Movement Perfectly Functioning Tested Without Touching Ground As It Was Never Played With
- Movable Wing Profile, Rear Engine With Flashing Light, Front Wheels Placed For A Circular Movement
- Intact Battery Slot
- Perfect On/Off Button
- Placed In A Plastic Bag To Prevent Further Abrasions
- Exactly As Per 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.

