CMC M-281 1/18 Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage #66 SCCA Continental Divide 1960
CMC M-281 1/18 Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage #66 SCCA Continental Divide 1960
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The Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage is one of the most technically extraordinary racing cars ever built — its revolutionary multi-tube spaceframe chassis, so intricate it earned the "Birdcage" nickname, underpinned one of the most competitive sports racers of the early 1960s. Car #66 carries exceptional American motorsport history: driven by Jim Hall — the brilliant Texas racer who would later revolutionise racing with his Chaparral cars — to victory at the SCCA Continental Divide Race in Colorado, June 1960, in the traditional white-and-blue American racing livery.
CMC's M-281 captures this landmark victory car in 1/18 diecast with the obsessive detail — exposed multi-tube chassis, accurately rendered cockpit, photo-etched components — that makes CMC the benchmark for historic racing car models.
An essential piece for Maserati, Jim Hall, and American motorsport heritage collectors. Only one unit available.