- DALLAVILLA AND FAPPANI'S #1 — The Italian crew's Impreza from Rally Piancavallo 1998, a chapter beyond the familiar works entries.
- Q8 BLUE, NOT WORKS 555 — Subaru Italia's deep blue Q8 Formula livery with yellow swooshes and white wheels, a break from the Prodrive colours.
- A HOMOLOGATED GROUP A 555 — The car the FIA lists as the Impreza 555 GC8, not a later World Rally Car.
Sunstar | Subaru Impreza 555 #1 Dallavilla/Fappani | Rally Piancavallo 1998 | 1:18
Sunstar | Subaru Impreza 555 #1 Dallavilla/Fappani | Rally Piancavallo 1998 | 1:18- DALLAVILLA AND FAPPANI'S #1 — The Italian crew's Impreza from Rally Piancavallo 1998, a chapter beyond the familiar works entries.
- Q8 BLUE, NOT WORKS 555 — Subaru Italia's deep blue Q8 Formula livery with yellow swooshes and white wheels, a break from the Prodrive colours.
- A HOMOLOGATED GROUP A 555 — The car the FIA lists as the Impreza 555 GC8, not a later World Rally Car.
Description
Description
Sunstar's 1:18 Impreza 555 is Andrea Dallavilla and Danilo Fappani's #1 from Rally Piancavallo in 1998, in Subaru Italia's deep blue Q8 Formula colours rather than the familiar works livery.
Yellow swooshes, a yellow rear wing, white wheels and Q8, Bulgari and Cremodora logos set it apart on an Impreza shelf. The doors and boot open, and the boot holds a strapped-down spare wheel.
Put it beside Sunstar's Bertie Fisher Impreza to show the same Group A car through Italian and Irish eyes.
Real-car photo: Neil, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Specifications
Specifications
- Licensing
- Official / Licensed
- Era
- Modern
- Represented Era
- Classic
- Theme
- Vehicles
- Scale
- 1:18
- Material
- Metal · Plastic
- Recommended Age
- 14 years or older
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