Superslot H4215 Chevrolet Corvette L88 - LeMans 1972 - NART

This Corvette has an unmistakeable and obvious badge on the side of it. And it is not that of General Motors or Chevrolet! Luigi Chinettis North American Racing Team (NART) was basically an extension of Ferraris racing program that reached across the Atlantic, in 1972 NART had a spare entry for LeMans and his relationship with Goodyear meant that this Corvette was accepted as an NART entry and while entered as a Corvette, it has the famous horse badge painted on the side! In the race itself it had an auspicious start, a practice crash saw it race with a taped-up nose, but the car finished 15th overall, 7th in class and captured many imaginations with its unusual decoration!

Number : 4
Race : Le Mans 24 Hours
Drivers : Dave Heinz - Robert R. Johnson
Year : 1972

Hornby (Scalextric) offers its cars under the name "SuperSlot" in Spain, because they are prohibited from using the name "Scalextric" in the country. Superslot cars are identical to Scalextric cars but with a different display box design.

Special Features
Easy Change Pick-Ups	High Detail	Magnatraction
Working Headlights Working Rear Lights