Tom Clark “Monty” 1988 Race Car By Carin Studios In North Carolina

Description: MONTY #5032 (February, 1988) “Monty is named for Monte Carlo, home of the Monaco Grand Prix, which was first run in 1929. Once a year, the curving, seafront roads of this Principality are turned into a race course. In 1933, the Monaco Grand Prix was the first race to assign starting positions based on practice times, rather than the usual method of drawing them out of a hat. Monty thinks he’d be safer driving in the race than going to the gambling casinos, and to make sure, he’s using a lifesaver for his steering wheel. You can tell from Monty’s hat that he’s going fast, and the look on his face says that he thinks he’s going to win. Monty has an Italian coin because he’s driving a 1967 Ferrari 330-P4. There’s a convenient “pit” stop right behind him. The hood ornaments are protected by acorns. Monty and his friend Indy are the first two members of the race car driver series. The racers can be placed side by side, but like Dem and Rep, only one can be in front at the finish line.” - Dr. Thomas F. Clark This limited edition figurine by Tom Clark, titled "Monty," captures the thrill of car racing in a fantastical way. Made from pecan resin and painted with intricate detail, this piece is a must-have for collectors of all occasions. The multicolor pattern and 1980s style add to its charm, while the fairy tale character family and fantasy theme make it a unique addition to any collection. Manufactured in the United States in 1988 by Carin Studios, this figurine is a true gem for fans of the subject. The "Monty" figurine is part of the Limited Editions collection and is sure to impress with its high-quality finish and attention to detail. Add this piece to your sculpture and figurine collection today.

Price: 15 USD

Location: Cary, North Carolina

End Time: 2024-11-30T19:06:52.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.99 USD