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Ferrari 312PB n°17 driven by Carlos Reutemann

ref.: 132116-17M

127.99 €* incl. VAT 106.66 €* excl. VAT

The 312PB version of Le Mans is distinguished by an extended wheelbase, a reduced front and rear track, new suspension systems and a completely overhauled bodywork (concave front hood and flatter rear hood topped with a wide transverse aileron). The battery is placed in the shell behind the front right wheel. At the front, two large headlights are positioned behind a porthole located in the center of the concave part of the hood. As at Nürburgring, the gills on the front of the wings are hollowed. Above the left headlight, an orange light allows the driver to communicate in code with the pit. The rear hood is "long tail" like at Monza and Spa. The decoration is original because of the number placed higher above the central headlights. The rear-view mirror, the engine air intakes, the very small upper part of the chassis, the fins and the rear wing are in the colours of the first driver’s country (blue for the Argentinian Reutemann, yellow for the Belgian Jacky Ickx and green for the Brazilian Carlos Pace). The windshield guard is topped by a tiny windshield.


After 6 hours racing, car number 17 of Schenken and Reutemann which wisely took lead of the race. The reign lasts more than 5 hours but goes up in smoke like the engine at 2 o'clock in the morning. Its retirement gives the Matra MS 670B No. 11 from Pesca-Larrousse 2nd place behind the Ferrari 312 PB of Ickx-Redman in the lead. 


 

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Scale1/32

Manufacturer nameFerrari

Manufacturer model312 PB

BrandLE MANS miniatures

Competitionyes

Race24 Heures du Mans

Year1973

DriverTim Schenken & Carlos Reutemann

GTIN3700474506103

CollectionSummer 2026

Driven byCarlos Reutemann

Enginesidewinder

Digitalizationdifficult

Documentation Ferrari 312PB

* For information only

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