Hot Wheels - Ford GT-40 & '17 Ford GT - 2021 Then & Now - White

Description: Hot Wheels - Ford GT-40 & '17 Ford GT - 2021 Then & Now - White - Lot of 2 This listing includes both Ford GTs from the 2021 Then & Now Series: Ford GT-40 - 2021 78/250 - Then and Now 1/10 - White with red and blue Striping along top and sides, blue circle '4' on sides and trunk, 'Gumball 3000' logo on rear quarter fenders and hood, black plastic Malaysia base, light blue tinted windows, gray interior, and gray rim black PR5 wheels.'17 Ford GT - 2021 164/250 - Then and Now 7/10 - White with detailed headlights, blue and red striping, '4' in blue circle on sides and along top, black plastic Malaysia base, light blue tinted windows, gray interior, and gray PR5 wheels. Some storage wear. The GT-40 has a slight crease on the J-hook. Please see photos. Additional info:The Ford GT-40 is a Hot Wheels casting which debuted in the 1999 First Editions Series. It is based on the MkI version and was designed by Phil Riehlman. It has been used numerous times since its conception. The real-life Ford GT-40 MkII upgraded to the 427ci V8 from the 255ci of the MkI, and featured a 4-speed gearbox built by Kar Kraft. The MkII GT-40 raced very successfully at endurance championships and notably dominated the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans in a 1-2-3 victory. The tooling for the car was completely updated in 2019; it features an improved interior piece and now features a post-post construction as opposed to post-tab construction. The Ford GT is a limited-production high-performance sports car produced by the Ford Motor Company over two generations. Styled by Chris Svensson, the second generation of the Ford GT was unveiled at the 2015 North American International Auto Show, alongside the video game Forza Motorsport 6. Powered by a 3.5L EcoBoost D35 twin-turbocharged V6 producing 647 horsepower mated to a 7-speed Getrag 7DCL750 dual clutch, development of the car was highly secretive, with only some twelve people allowed access to Ford's design studio. Initially planned to be produced from 2016 to 2020 at Multimatic in Canada, the car received technical upgrades in 2020, including a power boost to 660 horsepower; it also received a two year production extension, with the last cars produced in 2022 along with a number of special editions to send off the model. 1,250 were produced; the cars were hand-built at a rate of one car a day and a maximum of 250 a year.

Price: 6.45 USD

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

End Time: 2025-01-19T01:08:07.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.45 USD