• Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12 scale model - front three-quarter view
  • Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12 scale model - side view in display case
  • Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12 scale model - rear three-quarter view
  • Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12 scale model - side view on display base
  • Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12 scale model - closed box

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Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12

Ferrari 250 GTO Series II No. 176 David Piper Jo Siffert Tour de France Automobile 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12

€513,90
€513,90

Tecnomodel resin 1:12 scale model of the Ferrari 250 GTO Series II raced by David Piper and Jo Siffert as No. 176 in the 1964 Tour de France Automobile, finished in red with light blue accent detailing.

Scale

1:12

Manufacturer

TECNOMODEL

Year

1964

Car Brand

FERRARI

Car Model

250 GTO 64 3.0L V12

Category

RACING CARS

Event

TOUR DE FRANCE AUTOMOBILE 1964

Driver

DAVID PIPER - JO SIFFERT

Material

RESIN

Note

LIMITED 20 ITEMS

MANUFACTURED BY TECNOMODEL

Tecnomodel is a benchmark for collectors who treasure the golden age of motorsport, captured in exquisite miniature form. Founded near Milan, Italy, around 2008, this artisan brand specializes in hand-finished replicas of classic racing legends and historic prototypes. Each limited-series piece is a masterwork of passion, defined by precise detailing and historically accurate liveries. For enthusiasts determined to own definitive collectible models that celebrate motorsport heritage, Vroomi is your dedicated model car shop.

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In short

A 1:12 scale model of the Ferrari 250 GTO, capturing the Piper–Siffert No. 176 entry from the Tour de France Automobile in Tecnomodel's high-detail resin.

The Ferrari 250 GTO is one of the most significant GT racing cars of the twentieth century, and the 1964 Series II specification adds a layer of visual and historical distinction that separates it from the better-known early cars. Tecnomodel's 1:12 resin model reproduces a specific, documented race entry — No. 176, driven by David Piper and Jo Siffert in the 1964 Tour de France Automobile — placing it firmly at the collector end of the scale-model market.

The 1964 Series II: a GTO Apart

Ferrari built the 250 GTO across two series between 1962 and 1964. The 1964 Series II cars were distinguished by a restyled body featuring a notchback roofline and a revised front end — work attributed to Pininfarina — that set them visually apart from the 1962–63 cars. Power came from the Colombo V12 paired to a five-speed gearbox. It remains one of the rarest Ferrari competition cars ever produced.

Piper, Siffert and the 1964 Tour de France Automobile

The Tour de France Automobile was an annual multi-stage road rally-race that attracted both factory-supported and privateer GT entries; the 1964 edition was a prestigious contest for cars of this class. David Piper was among the most active British privateer Ferrari campaigners of the early 1960s, regularly fielding 250 GTOs in British and European competition. His co-driver, Jo Siffert, was a Swiss racing driver. The pairing of Piper and Siffert on car No. 176, running in red with light blue accent detailing, is documented in period motorsport records and reflected in Tecnomodel's product designation.

Tecnomodel's 1:12 Resin Execution

This 1:12 scale model is produced by Tecnomodel. At this scale, the Series II notchback bodywork, the race number 176 graphics, and the red-with-light-blue livery can all be rendered with a precision that smaller scales cannot accommodate. Resin as a material allows sharper surface definition than diecast, making it well suited for collector-grade replicas of this complexity.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ferrari 250 GTO Series II and how does it differ from the earlier cars?

The Series II was produced in 1964 and features a restyled notchback roofline and revised front end, distinct from the 1962–63 Series I cars.

Who were David Piper and Jo Siffert?

David Piper was one of the leading British privateer Ferrari entrants of the early 1960s. Jo Siffert was a Swiss driver who became well known in Formula 1 and endurance racing. The two co-drove car No. 176 in the 1964 Tour de France Automobile.

What is the Tour de France Automobile?

An annual multi-stage road rally-race held in France, the Tour de France Automobile was one of the most prestigious GT events of the early 1960s, attracting factory and privateer Ferrari entries among others.

What material is this model made from?

The model is made from resin, allowing sharper surface definition than diecast and making it well suited for high-detail collector-grade scale models.

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