Buy Italeri 3642 Audi Quattro Rally Model car assembly kit 1:24

A rally car speeds along a snow-covered route. Spectators are standing by the roadside. The car bears the number 5.

Transparent, unassembled plastic components for a model kit, arranged on a black background.

Decal sheet for Audi Quattro Rally Monte Carlo 1981 with start numbers, logos, and sponsor markings.

A white model car without wheels or windows reveals the bodywork of a sports car.

A plastic model kit with various individual parts, including wheels, body parts and chassis elements, mounted on a frame.

Plastic model car parts arranged in sprues, showing components such as wheels, chassis, and body parts.

A single black rubber tyre with tread pattern on a white background.

'Recommended Tools' shows tools and adhesives for model making, including brushes, tweezers, cutting mat, and glue.

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1:24 Audi Quattro Rally

Detailed model kit
Illustrated assembly instructions
High quality

Technical specifications

Scale: 1:24

Manufacturer part #: 3642

Model: Audi Quattro Rally

Product type: Model car assembly kit

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2362254 Italeri 3642 Audi Quattro Rally Model car assembly kit 1:24

Description

In 1980, the German car manufacturer Ingolstad presented its new two-door Audi Quattro coupé at the Geneva Motor Show. In the 1980er, the Italian name emphasized its main feature: Four-wheel drive. Four-wheel drive was an important novelty for the time being for a vehicle that was supposed to generate large quantities on the market. In fact, the "Quattro" guaranteed a good performance in combination with an excellent road holding on any kind of surface. The longitudinal front motor was able to provide a significant output. A competitive version was also produced and debuts in the 1981 World Rally Championship with good results. The success of the "Quattro" continues to this day, so much so that the Italian name has become a real "brand" that marks the entire range of Audi's latest all-wheel-drive cars.

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