New models now available
An exclusive model made
for the Rallye Raid 43 Club, the BCBG Prototype which with J.C.Briavoine
and A.Trossat ran in the 1987 Paris Dakar.
The Yamato sponsored
KZJ73 Toyota of Ph.Wambergue in the Paris Le Cap 1992 race:
The Yamato Toyota
HDJ 80 Paris Dakar 1991
Toyota KZJ 73
Portuguese UMM
Works team Paris Dakar 1984
UMM Gérard Hénon
Paris Dakar 1985
Another new edition
for those much modified Range Rovers: previously issued by Automodelisme
94, the model
has been now improved, with a brand new detailed chassis, suspensions
and accessories.
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Range
Rover Halt'Up proto Camper
S.Servia, J.Puig Dakar 1989 Ref:21001
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Rover Halt'Up proto Itas
A.Pozzoli, D.Mantz Dakar 1989 Ref: 21002
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Range Rover Halt'Up proto Camel, Euskal Telebista P.Arbelaiz, X.Juvanteny
Ref:21003
A long awaited new edition
for these Toyota racers!
These cars first
raced in 1987, with Pastis 51 as sponsor: the car n° 202
was for Henri Pescarolo and Patrick Fourticq, and the n°
203 was for Jean Pierre Gabreau, designer of the prototype
and Alain Gabbay.
After a break in 1988, the modified cars entered the 1989
edition, with a diesel engine.
The car n° 217, for Jean Pierre Gabreau and Alain Gabbay,
with "Transports Noyon",
the car n°218 for Alain Ambrosino and Michel Vantouroux
with Transimanche, and
the car n° 219 with Toyota France for Gérard Sarazin
and Gérard Troublé.
For the 1990 edition, Yamato is the main sponsor of the whole
Toyota France Team, and among the different cars, two diesel
protos are engaged: Guy Colsoul and Alain Fieuw in the n°
217, and Jean Jacques Ratet and Michel Vantouroux in the car
n°218.
The models were
made about twenty years ago by Daniel Bastien for Dan's Models,
and the castings were made by Gaffe. If the bodies are still
good, the original chassis donot match what we now are willing
for, and a brand new master has been made, with new and more
detailed suspensions and transmissions elements.
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