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De La Chapelle was founded in France in the 1970s. The company was best known for producing various replicas of cars with BMW, Peugeot and Mercedes-Benz engines. It also produced various petrol-powered 'Junior' replicas, which proved to be extremely successful for the company. These were extremely successful for the company. To this day, the Automobile Club de l'Ouest, the organizer of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, continues to organize children's events at Le Mans Classic, for which this charming 330 P2 Junior is an excellent candidate. With the serial number 94 and manufactured in the early 1990s, this copy is ready to go. It is missing the headlight covers, the La Chapelle sticker on the steering wheel and the ignition key. Powered by a 5.0 hp Honda engine, it was built completely to special order, like every other De La Chapelle Junior car. Today it is finished in traditional Ferrari red and features racing stickers with the number three. In the 1980s, when these cars were first built, they were the indispensable children's toy for anyone who had a full-size Ferrari in their garage. Even forty years after these cars were introduced, this 330 P2 Junior is in very well preserved condition and has never been driven, without ignition key, L: 235 cm, W: 100 cm, H: 65 cm

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