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Lamborghini 350 GT Light Blue Metallic CMR 1:18

Lamborghini 350 GT Light Blue Metallic CMR 1:18
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Specifications
Manufacturer
CMR
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
CMR002
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About the Lamborghini 350 GT Light Blue Metallic CMR 1:18

TL;DR: CMR's 1:18 diecast Lamborghini 350 GT in light blue metallic reproduces Ferruccio Lamborghini's first production road car. The sealed body carries no opening panels. This used model's box shows traces of storage, marking a genuine origin-point subject in the marque's history.

Before the Miura redefined the supercar and the Countach made it a poster car, the 350 GT was simply Lamborghini's opening statement, a refined grand tourer built to prove Ferruccio Lamborghini could out-engineer Ferrari.

Diecast Weight and Sealed-Body Surface Quality

Zinc alloy construction gives this 350 GT genuine substance in the hand, and the sealed one-piece body holds the car's elegant, Touring-designed coupe lines as a single continuous form. The light blue metallic paint carries real flake depth under a display lamp, appropriate for a subject whose original build quality Lamborghini deliberately positioned against Ferrari's contemporary offerings. The scribed door lines and chrome window surrounds hold sharp definition throughout. This copy is used, its box showing traces of storage while the casting itself remains intact.

Collecting Lamborghini's Founding Chapter

The 350 GT predates the front-engine-to-mid-engine shift that would define Lamborghini's later identity, making it a genuinely different kind of subject from a Miura or Countach: refined rather than dramatic, and built to compete on craftsmanship rather than outright spectacle. That distinction gives it real value at the start of a Lamborghini generational shelf. Displayed alongside later mid-engine models, this 350 GT frames the marque's evolution from its true beginning.

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