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Ferrari California #22 Silver Red Stripe 1966 Tonka 1:18

Ferrari California #22 Silver Red Stripe 1966 Tonka 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
Tonka
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
01109-S2
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About the Ferrari California #22 Silver Red Stripe 1966 Tonka 1:18

TL;DR: Tonka's 1:18 diecast Ferrari California #22 dresses the 1966 roadster in a silver body, red stripe, and competition number for a period-race look. Entry-tier diecast construction keeps the price accessible, making it a straightforward companion to the plain-liveried version of the same casting.

A racing number and stripe turn a road-going California into something with competition character, and that's the whole appeal of this variant over its plain-silver sibling.

How the Race Livery Changes the Presentation

The number 22 and red stripe are the entire story here, applied over the same silver base as the standard California in this range. At this price tier, the graphics are printed cleanly enough to read correctly without the tampo-printing sharpness a premium resin house would apply, and that's a fair trade for the accessible cost. The diecast body carries the same honest construction as its road-going sibling: solid metal weight, simplified interior, wider panel gaps than a specialist build. What changes the character entirely is context. A plain California reads as a road car; #22 with a stripe reads as something that belonged on a circuit, or at least is styled to suggest it did, without the model claiming any specific race history it can't back up. That distinction matters more than any spec difference between the two.

Pairing It With the Standard California

Owning both the plain silver California and this striped #22 gives a small before-and-after story on the shelf: one car dressed for the road, one dressed for competition, from the same tooling. That pairing is the strongest argument for adding this variant rather than treating it as a standalone purchase, and it costs little more to build the pair than to buy either alone.

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