Ferrari
154 Ferrari Grand Prix F1
January 1963 - 1972
One of the longer-running Corgi models and part of the second series of racing cars, replacing the somewhat old-looking BRM, Vanwall and Lotus XI.
Always in red. This was also available in Gift Set 17 on a trailer behind a Land Rover. It always has a driver, even when being towed on a trailer :\
There are two editions. The first has small and normal size shaped wheels; the second has small and normal size cast wheels. I am not sure but think the driver might have changed in the later edition too.
Although one illustration here shows a 154 with cast wheels on a GS17 trailer, I think that has been substituted at some time and all GS17 models have normal wheels.
314 Ferrari Berlinetta Le Mans
February 1965 -1972
Another long-running Corgi model.
Always in red - apart from the very few made for VIP visitors in gold. This model has two types of base design, one with parallel lines and the other with lines that are angled at the end. The wheels are always wire wheels, with a spare in the engine compartment. All models have RN4 and Ferrari transfers.
344 Ferrari Dino 204 Sport
September 1969 - 1972
The first Whizzwheels model, available in yellow or red with RN 23 or 30 respectively.
First models had 'red spot' wheels, later replaced by the 'pepper-pot' style wheels and, quite scarce, the 'four crown' style on late editions.
