Add a legendary racing car to your collection with the AutoArt Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, driven by Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma. This meticulously crafted 1/18 scale model pays tribute to the iconic car that made its mark in motorsport history. Limited in availability, this collectible is a must-have for racing enthusiasts and collectors alike. Secure this legendary racing car for your collection now by clicking “Buy Now.”
Key Points:
- 1/18 scale precision: The AutoArt Toyota GT One is a highly detailed replica of the iconic racing car.
- Racing heritage: Car Number 3, driven by Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma, has a storied racing history.
- Legendary drivers: Learn about the racing legacy of Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma, who piloted the Toyota GT One to success.
- Exquisite craftsmanship: This model captures the essence of the Toyota GT One’s design and race-winning features.
- Limited availability: The AutoArt Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, is a sought-after collectible, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
- Immediate purchase: Secure the AutoArt Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, for your collection now by clicking “Buy Now.”
Background:
Discover the iconic 1/18 scale AutoArt Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, driven by Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma, which boasts a storied racing history. This precision model showcases the Toyota GT One’s legendary design, including its aerodynamic bodywork and powerful performance. Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma were the talented drivers who piloted the Toyota GT One to victory and left an indelible mark in the world of motorsport.
This limited-edition AutoArt model is an exquisite tribute to the Toyota GT One’s racing legacy, capturing the smallest details of the actual car. From the vibrant livery to the race-ready features, every element is meticulously crafted. The 1/18 scale allows you to display this legendary racing car in all its glory, fitting perfectly into any collector’s showcase.
Don’t miss this chance to add the AutoArt Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, to your collection. Secure this highly sought-after collectible now by clicking “Buy Now.” Relive the excitement of motorsport and celebrate the success of the Toyota GT One with this exceptional model from Orsatti Collectables.
History
The Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, is a legendary racing car that made its mark in the world of motorsport during the late 1990s. It was developed by Toyota to compete in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, one of the most challenging and grueling events in motorsport.
The car made its debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1998, and its striking design and powerful performance immediately captured the attention of racing enthusiasts and competitors alike. Car Number 3 was piloted by a talented trio of drivers: Toshio Suzuki, Keiishi Tsuchiya, and Ulkyo Katayma.
Toshio Suzuki, a Japanese racing driver, brought his experience and skill to the team, contributing to the car’s impressive performance on the track. Keiishi Tsuchiya, also known as “Drift King” in the world of motorsport, was renowned for his exceptional car control and racing expertise. Ulkyo Katayma, another accomplished Japanese driver, added his racing prowess and determination to the team’s success.
In 1999, the Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, achieved a historic milestone at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It secured a remarkable second-place finish overall, marking the best result ever achieved by a Japanese manufacturer in the prestigious race.
The car’s powerful V8 engine, advanced aerodynamics, and innovative engineering played a crucial role in its success on the race track. Its performance and legacy have cemented the Toyota GT One’s place as one of the most iconic and memorable racing cars in motorsport history.
Today, the Toyota GT One, Car Number 3, remains a symbol of Toyota’s commitment to motorsport excellence and innovation. It continues to be celebrated and admired by racing enthusiasts and collectors alike, as a testament to the dedication and skill of its drivers and the engineering prowess of Toyota.
