The Ford GT40 was a high-performance endurance racing car. Developed in 1963, it was designed to take on the dominant Ferrari racing team at the 24 hours of Le Mans. It's among the few cars to have won the prestigious race four times in a row, 1966 to 1969! The GT40's success was due in large part to its innovative design. The car was much lower and more aerodynamic than anything else on the track which provided a serious advantage over the competition. Built on a lightweight aluminum chassis and powered by a 7.0-liter V8 engine that produced a top speed of 205 mph.
The Acme Ford GT40 MKII-B #7 is a 1/12 scale diecast model car, part of the "Masterpiece Collection." This replica represents the vehicle driven by Graham Hill and Brian Muir for "Alan Mann Racing" in the 1966 "24 Hours of Le Mans." As a 1/12 scale item, it offers a detailed representation suitable for display in corporate offices, showrooms, or as part of a collection focused on automotive history and racing heritage. The M1201009 model is designed for businesses or IT departments looking to acquire high-quality, historically significant display pieces. It addresses the need for professional-grade decorative items that can enhance the aesthetic of a professional environment without requiring specialized IT integration or maintenance.
This model car is a 1/12 scale replica, offering a detailed representation of the original vehicle.
This model represents the Ford GT40 MKII-B #7, driven by Graham Hill and Brian Muir for "Alan Mann Racing" in the 1966 "24 Hours of Le Mans".
Yes, this model is part of the "Masterpiece Collection" by ACME.
The manufacturer's part number for this model is M1201009.
M1201009 - Acme Ford GT40 MKII-B #7 Graham Hill - Brian Muir "Alan Mann Racing" "24 Hours of Le Mans" (1966) "Masterpiec