MPC8251(Q10571) - MPC 1/20 McLaren MK8D - WWWEB10105769

MPC8251(Q10571) - MPC 1/20 McLaren MK8D - WWWEB10105769

Preowned, Original seal, Mint

The McLaren M8D was the factory works entry in the 1970 Can-Am season, driven by Bruce McLaren and Denny Hulme for the dominant McLaren Cars team. Powered by a massively developed big-block Chevrolet V8, the M8D — nicknamed the "Batmobile" for its distinctive high rear wing — was the culmination of McLaren's Can-Am dominance, a run during which the team won five consecutive manufacturers' championships from 1967 to 1971. Bruce McLaren was killed testing the M8D at Goodwood in June 1970, just before the Can-Am season began; Denny Hulme went on to win the 1970 championship in the car.

Box Contents:

• Gray plastic sprues — full body, detailed engine, chassis, and suspension components
• Chrome-plated detail parts
• Wide racing tyres (Goodyear)
• Waterslide decal sheet — authentic markings for either Bruce McLaren (no. 4) or Denny Hulme (no. 5), Gulf sponsorship
• Instruction sheet

Kit Features: Removable body panels, completely detailed engine and chassis, working steering, chrome parts.

Decal Options: Bruce McLaren (car no. 4) or Denny Hulme (car no. 5)