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Ferrari 250 GTO 64 Team SEFAC No. 83 Parkes Guichet 1000km Nürburgring 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12

Ferrari 250 GTO 64 Team SEFAC No. 83 Parkes Guichet 1000km Nürburgring 1964 Tecnomodel 1:12

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Tecnomodel captures the SEFAC works Ferrari 250 GTO 64 that Mike Parkes and Jean Guichet drove to 2nd overall at the 1964 1000km Nürburgring, rendered as a resin 1:12 scale model in rosso corsa with race number 83.

Scale

1:12

Manufacturer

TECNOMODEL

Year

1964

Car Brand

FERRARI

Car Model

250 GTO 64 3.0L V12

Category

RACING CARS

Subcategory

ENDURANCE

Event

1000KM NÜRBURGRING 1964

Driver

MIKE PARKES - JEAN GUICHET

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 resin 1:12 scale model of the SEFAC Ferrari 250 GTO 64, race number 83, as driven by Mike Parkes and Jean Guichet to second place at the 1000km Nürburgring on 31 May 1964. Produced by Tecnomodel.

By the spring of 1964 the Ferrari 250 GTO had entered its final competitive season, running updated Series II bodywork shaped by Pininfarina and Scaglietti — a lower roofline, restyled tail — over the proven Colombo V12. The works SEFAC (Società Esercizio Fabbriche Automobili e Corse) squad entered one of these revised cars, numbered 83, at the Nürburgring for the round of the FIA International Championship of Manufacturers.

The 250 GTO 64: Final Season of a Racing Icon

The 1964 cars are often called the GTO 64 or Series II to distinguish them from the original 1962 cars, though Ferrari never used a separate model designation. Homologated for GT racing under FIA regulations, the GTO competed in the International Championship of Manufacturers against purpose-built rivals. Its V12 engine channelled power through a five-speed gearbox — a configuration that remained competitive through the 1963 and 1964 seasons before Ferrari shifted focus entirely to prototype machinery.

Parkes, Guichet, and the Nürburgring Result

The 1000km Nürburgring on 31 May 1964 brought together two drivers with contrasting profiles. Mike Parkes was a British factory engineer and racing driver embedded in Ferrari's technical programme throughout the 1960s, valued as much for his development feedback as for his lap times. Jean Guichet was a French privateer who made 1964 a defining year with the Prancing Horse. Their SEFAC car number 83 finished 2nd overall, a result that underlines both the car's competitiveness and the strength of the driver pairing.

Tecnomodel's 1:12 Resin Model

This 1:12 scale model reproduces the SEFAC car in rosso corsa with race number 83, built in resin — a material that allows sharper surface definition than diecast and supports the fine panel and livery work characteristic of Tecnomodel's output. At 1:12, the model stands out as a centrepiece display piece, consistent with the historical weight of the subject.

Frequently asked questions

What race does this model represent?

The 1000km Nürburgring, held on 31 May 1964, a round of the FIA International Championship of Manufacturers for GT cars. The SEFAC Ferrari 250 GTO 64 number 83 finished 2nd overall.

Who drove car number 83 at the 1964 1000km Nürburgring?

Mike Parkes and Jean Guichet. Parkes was a Ferrari factory driver and development engineer; Guichet made 1964 a defining year with Ferrari.

What scale is this model and who makes it?

It is a 1:12 scale model produced by Tecnomodel.

What material is the model made from?

Resin, which allows a high level of surface and livery detail.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about orders, shipping and collector-grade handling.

Orders

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept the following payment methods: Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express. Apple Pay & Google Pay. Cash on Delivery (available only for Italy). PayPal.

What is your return policy?

Items must be returned within 14 days after receiving your order. Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, with the original packaging and box.

Refunds are issued for the returned item only.
Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. When a return is approved, we provide a prepaid return label, and the return shipping cost—equal to the original shipping fee—will be deducted from your refund once the return has been received and processed.

The original shipping cost is refunded; only the return shipping cost is excluded from the refund.

Shipping

What countries do you ship to?

Country Shipping Fee (€)
Italy 12,90
Albania 26,00
Andorra 26,00
Austria 14,50
Belgium 14.50
Bulgaria 17,90
Czech Republic 17,90
Denmark 18,90
Estonia 18,90
France 14.50
Germany 14.50
Greece 18,90
Ireland 18,90
Latvia 18,90
Lithuania 18,90
Luxembourg 14.50
Malta 26,00
Monaco 14.50
Netherlands 14.50
Poland 17,90
Portugal 14.50
Romania 17,90
San Marino 12,90
Slovakia 17,90
Slovenia 17,90
Spain 14.50
Sweden 39,90
Switzerland 17,90
United Kingdom 18,90
USA 39,90


All orders are processed and delivered from Italy within 2–7 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays). Shipping status can be verified at any time by using the tracking number provided via e-mail. You can also access this information within your account.

UK Orders: orders to the UK must total Euro 170+. Customs duty and import VAT for orders over this amount are charged by the courier on delivery and are payable by the customer.

Tax and Duties: for orders shipped outside the European Economic Area (EEA), local customs duties, import taxes, or handling fees may apply once the parcel reaches its destination. Please note that refusal or non-collection of a parcel may generate additional costs related to return shipping or import/export processing, which will be deducted from any eventual refund.

How long will it take to receive my order?

All orders are processed within 2 -4 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays).

Once your order has been dispatched, you will automatically receive a shipping confirmation email with your tracking number.
Shipping status can be verified at any time by using the tracking number
provided via e-mail.

Is processing time the same as delivery time?

No. Processing time (2–4 business days) is separate from the carrier’s delivery time.

Delivery time depends on your destination and begins after the order has been shipped.

Refunds

How long will it take to receive my refund?

Refunds are processed within working days 14 days from when we receive the item(s).