Peugeot 905 EV 1 BIS 1/24 Heller + glues and paints

Peugeot Sport embarked on a new challenge, announcing its participation in the World Sports Car Championship in November 1988. It was with the 905 that it would now face the world of motorsport in the harsh reality of the racetrack, alongside the biggest automotive manufacturers. In June 1990, the first prototype ran, and the program progressed as planned. The 905, a synthesis of French expertise, was created by Peugeot Talbot Sport in close and continuous collaboration with the PSA Group's technical department, Peugeot's automotive engineering department, and with the technological support of major French partners of European and global stature, such as Dassault and Michelin. The Peugeot engine, made entirely of lightweight alloy, was a 3499cc 80° V10. The Peugeot gearbox was a six-speed manual with a longitudinal layout and a three-disc carbon clutch.

Features :

• Length: 4.80 m
• Width: 1.96 m
• Height: 1.08 m
• Wheelbase: 2.80 m
• Empty weight: 750 kg.