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Ferrari 365 GTS Yellow With Black Roof Solido 1:18

Ferrari 365 GTS Yellow With Black Roof Solido 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
Solido
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
8018
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About the Ferrari 365 GTS Yellow With Black Roof Solido 1:18

TL;DR: This Solido 1:18 diecast is the Ferrari 365 GTS in yellow with a black roof, dated to 1969. It represents the open-top variant of Ferrari's Daytona-era V12 grand tourer, cast by a long-established French diecast manufacturer.

Solido's history in European diecast stretches back decades, and this 365 GTS reflects the kind of classic-era subject the manufacturer has long favoured over modern exotics.

A Classic Diecast Approach to a Classic Ferrari

The 365 GTS's long, low bonnet and rounded tail belong firmly to the pre-wedge era of Ferrari design, and Solido's casting suits that period honesty rather than chasing modern-diecast opening-feature complexity. The yellow finish paired with a contrasting black soft-top roof gives the piece genuine visual character, a colour combination that reads clearly even at a glance across a shelf. Panel work holds up reasonably for the model's tier, with the coupe-like roofline sitting convincingly over the open-top body. This is a manufacturer whose diecast history predates many of the premium names now active in Ferrari collecting, and the 365 GTS reflects that legacy approach: solid, characterful, unpretentious.

A Genuine Piece of Ferrari's Open-Top Heritage

The 365 GTS sits in the same broad lineage as the 365 GTB/4 Daytona, sharing period design language even where the two cars diverge in roofline. This yellow example works well as a colourful counterpoint to darker Ferrari classics on the same shelf, and its French diecast provenance adds a slightly different manufacturing story to a collection otherwise built around Italian and German names.

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