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Tomytec 1/64 LV-155d Alfa Romeo 1750GTV (Olive Green Metallic)

Tomytec 1/64 LV-155d Alfa Romeo 1750GTV (Olive Green Metallic)

Tomytec 1/64 LV-155d Alfa Romeo 1750GTV (Olive Green Metallic)

Scale: 1/64
JAN: 4543736339410

Release date: Jun., 2026

Features:
●New specifications for Alfa Romeo vehicles
● Pay attention to the differences in appearance depending on the model year and specifications.

HK$139.00
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Tomytec 1/64 LV-155d Alfa Romeo 1750GTV (Olive Green Metallic) 

Scale: 1/64 
JAN: 4543736339410 

Release date: Jun., 2026 

Features:
●New specifications for Alfa Romeo vehicles
● Pay attention to the differences in appearance depending on the model year and specifications.　

The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT, which debuted in 1963, was a GT car that combined a beautiful body designed by G. Giugiaro, who was working at Bertone at the time, with comfortable living space and excellent performance. In 1967, a minor facelift version, the 1750 GTV, appeared. Along with improved performance, it featured a body with a flattened front section. Subsequently, with further engine expansion, the car name changed to 2000 GTV. It was produced in three lines: the GT 1300 Junior (since 1965), the GT 1600 Junior (added in 1972), and the 2000 GTV, and was ultimately produced until 1977.

TLV has previously produced the later model, commonly known as the "flat nose," but now a new version with an attractive body color has arrived. The LV-155d is a later model 1750 GTV from 1970 onwards, equipped with four headlights, and comes in a rich, metallic olive green body color. Enjoy this globally acclaimed classic car on your tabletop.

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