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Opel Commodore A #9 Steinmetz E. Haxhe / L. Toussaint 24 Hours of Spa 1970 Minichamps 1:18

Opel Commodore A #9 Steinmetz E. Haxhe / L. Toussaint 24 Hours of Spa 1970 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Opel
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
155704609
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About the Opel Commodore A #9 Steinmetz E. Haxhe / L. Toussaint 24 Hours of Spa 1970 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: This Minichamps 1:18 diecast reproduces the #9 Steinmetz Opel Commodore A driven by Emile Haxhe and Léon Toussaint at the 1970 24 Hours of Spa. Diecast construction with the Steinmetz livery suits a Group Racing Historic display built around period touring cars.

Steinmetz ran multiple Commodores at Spa in 1970, and the #9 entry gives collectors a second car from the same effort to place beside its sister number.

Diecast Detail on the #9 Steinmetz Entry

The Commodore A's coupe roofline and quad headlight nose are cast in weighted zinc-alloy diecast, with the Steinmetz livery reproduced in tampo print for crisp lettering at 1:18. Doors open on a cabin fitted with a roll cage and racing seats rather than the standard Commodore's road interior, and the #9 racing number sits cleanly on the doors and roof. Wider period-correct racing tires distinguish the stance from a street Commodore A.

Steinmetz's Multi-Car Effort at Spa 1970

Running more than one car at a 24-hour endurance race was a common hedge against mechanical failure, and Steinmetz's Commodore program at Spa reflected that strategy, fielding multiple entries with different driver pairings to maximize the chance of a strong result. Emile Haxhe and Léon Toussaint crewed this #9 car as part of that broader effort against period BMW and Ford rivals on the long Belgian circuit.

Pairing Sister Entries on a Racing Shelf

Displayed next to the #8 or #10 Steinmetz Commodores from the same event, this #9 car helps recreate the full team effort rather than a single isolated entry, a display approach the Group Racing Historic category rewards.

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