
Ferrari 288 GTO Khyzyl Saleem Red GT Spirit 1:18

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About the Ferrari 288 GTO Khyzyl Saleem Red GT Spirit 1:18
TL;DR: GT Spirit's 1:18 resin Ferrari 288 GTO reproduces the Khyzyl Saleem widebody design in red, cast as a sealed, one-piece body. This is a used example; the box shows storage marks while the model itself is unaffected. A dramatically flared modern take on a Ferrari homologation legend.
The 288 GTO was Ferrari's Group B homologation special, and Khyzyl Saleem's digital widebody reinterpretation pushes its already muscular proportions into something more exaggerated still. GT Spirit's resin cast turns that concept design into a physical shelf piece at 1:18.
Resin Precision on an Exaggerated Body
Cast resin is well suited to a widebody design built around dramatic flares and aggressive negative space around the wheel arches, holding sharper transitions between the original 288 GTO silhouette and the added bodywork than pressed diecast typically manages. The body is sealed, so the entire visual story plays out on the exterior: how the red paint sits across the flared quarter panels, how the wider stance changes the car's proportions relative to the standard road car, and how cleanly the aftermarket-style bodywork integrates with the GTO's recognizable nose and tail. Resin's lighter weight suits close handling of a piece built around visual drama rather than mechanical detail.
A Modern Take on a Homologation Icon for the Shelf
The 288 GTO's Group B homologation origins give it serious credibility among Ferrari collectors, and building a design-focused widebody interpretation on top of that foundation creates an unusual crossover piece, part tribute to the original, part contemporary automotive art. As a used example, the box shows storage marks while the model itself remains sound, worth noting honestly before purchase. At 1:18 the widened stance gives this GTO noticeably more shelf presence than a standard-bodied version, making it a strong standalone statement piece or a deliberate contrast against a conventional 288 GTO in the same collection. It suits a modified-supercar or design-concept theme better than a strict period-correct display.














