1:32 Carrera Evolution Slot Car McLaren M20 McLaren Cars #5 1972

A$125.00
  • Model from preloved collection in excellent condiiton never raced on track
  • Box is in very good condition with minor scuffs on acrylic cover
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Carrera 27328 is a 1:32 scale analog slot car model of the McLaren M20 #5, driven by Denny Hulme in the 1972 Can-Am Championship. It features a bright yellow Gulf livery and is part of the Carrera Evolution series.

Model Overview

  • Model Number: 27328

  • Brand: Carrera

  • Series: Evolution (Analog)

  • Car: McLaren M20 #5

  • Driver: Denny Hulme (New Zealand)

  • Event: 1972 Can-Am Championship – Mosport Park

  • Livery: Bright yellow with Gulf and McLaren Cars sponsorship

  • Scale: 1:32

  • System: Analog slot car racing

  • Packaging: Factory display case with collector labeling

Technical Features

  • Motor: FF-type inline motor (approx. 18,000 RPM)

  • Drive Configuration: Rear-wheel drive

  • Magnets: Two neodymium magnets for enhanced traction

  • Guide Blade: Spring-loaded for smooth cornering

  • Electrical Pickup: Double contact brushes

  • Lighting: No lights included

  • Digital Compatibility: Not digital-ready, but chassis is upgradeable with Carrera digital chip

Track Compatibility

  • Compatible with:

    • Carrera Evolution analog tracks

    • Scalextric, Ninco, SCX, and other 1:32 analog systems (may require guide blade trimming)

  • Ideal for historic Can-Am racing setups and collectors of vintage slot cars

Historical Significance

The McLaren M20 was the final car in the legendary “Orange Elephant” Can-Am series, which dominated from 1967 to 1971. Denny Hulme’s win at Mosport in 1972 marked a turning point before Porsche’s technological takeover of the series. This model captures that moment with authentic detailing and race-day specs

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Classification Resin Model
Manufacture Carrera
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