The Beginning of Excellence 1928 Chrysler Model 72 Le Mans Race Car American Excellence, Worldwide This 1928 Chrysler is a meticulously-crafted replica of the Number 8 car driven by Henry Stoffel and Andre Rossignol in the 1928 Le Mans 24-Hour Race. Although Bentley and Stutz racing machines finished first and second that day, Chrysler took the third and fourth places. Most impressive was that the two moderately-priced mass-production cars held their own against the specialized thoroughbred sporting machines. Chryslers had no problem competing against the Bentleys, Alfa Romeos, and Italas of the era, proving more successful in European competition than any other American make between 1925 and 1931. This 1928 Chrysler is sure to be the highlight of any collection—get yours today! Features: • Detailed Undercarriage • Handsome Display Stand • Trunk Opens Into Rumble Seat • Authentic Pale Yellow and Black Paint • Le Mans Can Be Displayed Top Up or Down • Rubber Tires and Full-Size Mounted Spare • Produced for the Walter P. Chrysler Museum • Opening Hood Reveals 249 c.i. 85 h.p. Engine • Precise Reproduction of Full-Size Replica at the Chrysler Museum • Precision Die-Cast Replica • 9.75 Inches Long • 1:18 Scale