19th-Oct-25, 09:21 AM
SCX used the 131 Abarth as their Club Scalextric 2023 car. It was the first 131 with front stub axles and the FR series motor.
There are now three other versions with these new items to choose from.
By the way, that dark blue/white Club Scalextric Fiat with start number 23 is a fantasy version, created for SCX collectors.
It never took part in the Rallye Monte Carlo, as the rally plates suggest, which can be confusing.
Personally, I always find such a version a pity, because it is historically inaccurate.
On the other hand, I am happy that SCX has included the 131 Abarth in their program again after a six-year break.
After the Club Scalextric 2023 Fiat, the 1980 Rallye San Remo version of Markku Alen followed.
The Finn was unfortunately forced to retire from the lead with a broken engine.
Rallye San Remo 1980.
Next came the winning 1980 Hunsrückrallye Fiat 131 Abarth of Walter Röhrl:
See also: https://slotracer.online/community/showt...p?tid=4703
The dirt- and the clean version.
There are now three other versions with these new items to choose from.
By the way, that dark blue/white Club Scalextric Fiat with start number 23 is a fantasy version, created for SCX collectors.
It never took part in the Rallye Monte Carlo, as the rally plates suggest, which can be confusing.
Personally, I always find such a version a pity, because it is historically inaccurate.
On the other hand, I am happy that SCX has included the 131 Abarth in their program again after a six-year break.
After the Club Scalextric 2023 Fiat, the 1980 Rallye San Remo version of Markku Alen followed.
The Finn was unfortunately forced to retire from the lead with a broken engine.
Rallye San Remo 1980.
Next came the winning 1980 Hunsrückrallye Fiat 131 Abarth of Walter Röhrl:
See also: https://slotracer.online/community/showt...p?tid=4703
The dirt- and the clean version.
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