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Ferrari F40 Totip Jolly Club #2 Yellow Bburago 1:18

Ferrari F40 Totip Jolly Club #2 Yellow Bburago 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
Bburago
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
3332-Y1
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5-layer carton Foam-filled interior
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About the Ferrari F40 Totip Jolly Club #2 Yellow Bburago 1:18

TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 Ferrari F40 diecast reproduces the yellow Totip Jolly Club racing livery, numbered 2. Jolly Club, a well-known Italian motorsport team, entered Ferraris in period GT competition, giving this variant genuine racing character beyond the standard red road-going F40 finish.

The F40 is usually pictured in Rosso Corsa, so a yellow Totip Jolly Club racing livery, numbered 2, immediately shifts how Ferrari's most uncompromising 1980s supercar reads on a shelf.

A Racing Livery Diecast at an Accessible Price

Bburago's zinc-alloy body captures the F40's sharply creased panels and low, aggressive stance, and the yellow base coat carries the Totip and Jolly Club sponsor decals with reasonably crisp definition for the price tier. The doors, which lift on the real F40's simple hinges, open in this diecast on functional metal hinges of their own, and panel gaps run a touch wider than premium resin alternatives, a fair trade at this accessible price point. The F40's signature rear wing and functional NACA ducts are moulded with enough definition that the shape remains instantly recognisable, even dressed in a livery most collectors have not seen on this car before.

Jolly Club and Ferrari's GT Racing Heritage

Jolly Club was a genuinely prominent Italian motorsport outfit that competed across rallying and circuit racing through the 1980s and beyond, and Ferraris carrying its colours were a familiar sight in period Italian GT competition. The F40 itself, introduced in 1987 as the last Ferrari personally sanctioned by Enzo Ferrari, went on to spawn genuine racing variants that competed in GT series across Europe. This yellow Jolly Club livery captures that competition side of the F40's story, making it a strong companion piece to a standard red road-specification example within any Ferrari collection.

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