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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Porsche 962 Advan
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Porsche 962 Advan
159,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Circuit Legends 2018
Porsche 962 Advan
FLC29
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The Hot Wheels Porsche 962, catalog number FLC29, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released in the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Circuit Legends series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, endurance racing fans, and enthusiasts of 1980s Group C prototypes.
The Porsche 962 casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2017 in the Car Culture: Race Day series. The FLC29 specimen dates from 2018 and is number 4/5 in the Car Culture: Circuit Legends series. The body is painted black and features the Advan livery with the race number "25." It has a black metal chassis, clear windows, a black interior, and rolls on black and white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc disc wheels with rubber tires—a solution that faithfully reproduces the covered wheels of racing prototypes. It was manufactured in Thailand. It is worth noting that all liveries for this casting, with one exception, replicate the paint schemes of real 962s that competed in races. An identical release was later issued in the Porsche 962 Car Culture 2-Pack under number HBM02.
The model’s paint scheme references the ADVAN brand, a high-performance tire line from the Japanese corporation Yokohama Rubber, which has been present in motorsports for decades. The characteristic red, blue, and black ADVAN colors are among the most recognizable liveries in racing history, and Porsche 962s in these colors competed in events such as the Japanese Sports Prototype Championship.
The prototype is the Porsche 962, an extremely successful racing car designed by Norbert Singer and introduced in 1984 as an evolution of the 956 model, meeting the requirements of both IMSA GTP and Group C regulations. It was powered by a 2.6-liter boxer engine designated Type 935/76, equipped with one or two Kühnle, Kopp & Kausch turbochargers; depending on the specification and regulatory limits, its power ranged from approximately 600 to over 700 hp. The 962s won almost everywhere they raced and remained competitive a decade after their debut—the final victory was achieved by Team Taisan in the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship in 1994. Porsche built 91 chassis in-house, with more produced by private teams such as Joest and Kremer.
The collectible value of this edition stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, its premium execution with a metal chassis and Real Riders rubber tires, and its authentic, historical ADVAN livery. Racing Porsches are among the most highly sought-after subjects in the 1:64 scale.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Porsche 962 FLC29 released?
It is number 4/5 in the 2018 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Circuit Legends series.
What wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on black and white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc disc wheels with rubber tires.
Is there an identical release of this model?
Yes. The HBM02 version from the 2021 Porsche 962 Car Culture 2-Pack is identical to the FLC29.
The Porsche 962 casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2017 in the Car Culture: Race Day series. The FLC29 specimen dates from 2018 and is number 4/5 in the Car Culture: Circuit Legends series. The body is painted black and features the Advan livery with the race number "25." It has a black metal chassis, clear windows, a black interior, and rolls on black and white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc disc wheels with rubber tires—a solution that faithfully reproduces the covered wheels of racing prototypes. It was manufactured in Thailand. It is worth noting that all liveries for this casting, with one exception, replicate the paint schemes of real 962s that competed in races. An identical release was later issued in the Porsche 962 Car Culture 2-Pack under number HBM02.
The model’s paint scheme references the ADVAN brand, a high-performance tire line from the Japanese corporation Yokohama Rubber, which has been present in motorsports for decades. The characteristic red, blue, and black ADVAN colors are among the most recognizable liveries in racing history, and Porsche 962s in these colors competed in events such as the Japanese Sports Prototype Championship.
The prototype is the Porsche 962, an extremely successful racing car designed by Norbert Singer and introduced in 1984 as an evolution of the 956 model, meeting the requirements of both IMSA GTP and Group C regulations. It was powered by a 2.6-liter boxer engine designated Type 935/76, equipped with one or two Kühnle, Kopp & Kausch turbochargers; depending on the specification and regulatory limits, its power ranged from approximately 600 to over 700 hp. The 962s won almost everywhere they raced and remained competitive a decade after their debut—the final victory was achieved by Team Taisan in the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship in 1994. Porsche built 91 chassis in-house, with more produced by private teams such as Joest and Kremer.
The collectible value of this edition stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, its premium execution with a metal chassis and Real Riders rubber tires, and its authentic, historical ADVAN livery. Racing Porsches are among the most highly sought-after subjects in the 1:64 scale.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Porsche 962 FLC29 released?
It is number 4/5 in the 2018 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Circuit Legends series.
What wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on black and white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc disc wheels with rubber tires.
Is there an identical release of this model?
Yes. The HBM02 version from the 2021 Porsche 962 Car Culture 2-Pack is identical to the FLC29.