CJ-A3

July, 29th 2.004

We are proud to introduce our new reference in accesories:CJ-A3 the Classic tyres kit.

These tyres are perfect to motorize model of vehicles from the 50's and 60's. Measurements: 21 x 7 mm.

Orders accepted on 34 985 38 91 93 , by e-mail info@slotclassic.com and directly from our web page.

May 18th, 2.004

We would like to announce a change in the method of commercialization of our limited series. There won’t be, like in previous models, a predetermined number of units of each format (KIT, KPP or RTR). Instead of that, they will be assigned according to our customers’ orders. The information concerning the format of each unit will appear in the exterior label from the box, in the certificate sheet from the inside, and of course, in the registrations we keep from the begining of Slot Classic.

CJ22

CJ23

May 18th, 2.004

Here we present our new model, the Ferrari 250 GT SWB, in two versions: year 1960 CJ22 and 1961 CJ23.

The reference CJ22 will be the only SWB which will have bumpers. In the RTR version there will be the option to paint it in “street red” or in deep blue with decoration from the vehicle which achieved the fourth position in the scratch and first position in Gran Turismo in the 24 hours of Le Mans from 1960 with F. Tavano and “Loustel” driving.

The reference CJ23 corresponds to the 1961 version of the SWB in silver colour with blue stripe of the third classified in the scratch and first in Gran Turismo in the 24 hours of Le Mans from 1961 with Pierre Noblet - Jean Guichet driving.

The main differences between both models are the different sidewindows, the fuel cap’s situation and the vehicle’s ventilation.

Both references will be sold in limited series of 400 numbered units. We admit reserves on 34 985 38 91 93 , by e-mail info@slotclassic.com and directly from our web page.

June 7th, 2.004

We would like to let all our customers know that we expect to release in 2005 other 2 versions of the 250 GT SWB, the one from '60 in yellow, number 18, which belongs to the 5th classified in Le Mans (Arents/Connell) and the one from '61 in deep blue with white stripe and number 7, which belongs to the Rob Walker's team with Stirling Moss driving, winner of the Tourist Trophy Goodwood '61.

Our next release will be our reference CJA2, a extending chassis KIT made in inflamed plastic of high quality, very adequate to motorize easily all kinds of coachworks at a 1:32 scale.

It is formed by a principal rear piece (A) with space for motors of small box (Mabuchi and Slot It style), two front pieces, one small (B) and the other big (C). With them it is possible to have different distances between the axis, from a minimun of 64mm to a maximum of 86mm. To complete the Kit, we include a block with three measures of separators to centrate the front axis and plastic nuts to paste the front and rear pieces.