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MNC400125730 - Minichamps 1/43 Lancia Beta Spider 1981 Orange
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MNC400125730 - Minichamps 1/43 Lancia Beta Spider 1981 Orange
The Lancia Beta Spider was the open-top version of the Beta Coupé, built by Zagato with a removable targa roof panel and a folding rear hood, powered by Lancia’s twin-cam four. Produced from 1975 to 1982, it offered an unusual blend of coupé structure and open-air driving. Minichamps captures the 1981 Spider in Giallo San Siro, a warm orange-yellow, in a limited run of 1,680 pieces.
- Fully assembled 1/43 diecast model
- Display base
- Clear display case
- Limited edition, 1 of 1,680 pieces
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