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I am about to start this kit and want to build the car as it ran at LeMans.

The kit includes both Goodyear and Firestone tire decals. Which is correct?

I am leaning towards Firestone but would like to be sure.

Thanks for any help

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Hi,

I found this text in a page about the history of the 330 P4. I think they ran Good Years in CanAm but I'm not really sure.

"The redesigned 5 speed gearbox, mated to a rear-mounted differential, was beefed up to handle the additional output of the big V-12. Forghieri chose Firestone’s which were noteworthy for their significant increase in width over the previously used Dunlop’s."

Hope it helps.

Thanks,

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:blink: Guys, I just picked up a 1/24th Union models Ferrari 330 P-4. It LOOKS like a nice kit, and it wasn't till Shane(texas rat) turned me on to these "Le Mans" racers that I got into em. It seems to be a full detail kit, with engine an suspension an so on, but is it a easy kit to build? It SURE LOOKS GOOD! Any help/advice would sure be appericiated, I don't wanna mess it up, It's TOO pretty! TIA, :lol: Oh, the decals on the side of mine say "Firestone"
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Thanks for all of the help. I agree that the 330 P4 is one of the best looking Ferrari's ever.

In the late '60's, Shell had an offer that if you sent them $5, you got three large cut-away drawings: the 330 P4, Ford GT MkIV, and the Chapparal 2F. I hung mine up by my slot track. Still have 'em too.

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Mike Madlinger. Mike Madlinger. Mike Madli....hey, I think I used to know a guy by that name. I'm sure we used to see him once a month at the library. Certainly good to know he's able to still sit up and take nurishment.

BC

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