As 1960s supercars go, the 33 Stradale is possibly the most special of all. Although its V8 displaced a 'mere' 2-litres, the lightly detuned racing engined pushed out an impressive 227bhp, giving the 700kg car an exceptionally healthy power-to-weight ratio. But the 33 Stradale is a racing car for the road. Its body was built by Franco Scaglione, the final assembly was by Autodelta and, with only 18 made, these cars take rare-and-exclusive to another level.
This cleat shell from Killerbody is supplied with decals and accessories for self-assembly. It's great to see a rare car such as this get a realistic scale body for RC application. It's a thing of beauty.
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Please Note: All bodies are sold in crystal clear lexan and are painted for advertising purposes only.
