High quality print in 14K Grey ABS 16K Resolution Quality.
Item will arrive unassembled and unpaid.
L-7cm W-4.5cm H-2.5cm.
Incredible details.
All cured and ready to be assembled and painted. Please note it's very possible that the assembly of the car may require the use of a file, sandpaper or small drill bit to make the parts fit together correctly with glue for some parts.
Kit will include.
Body. X4 wheels. X4 tyres "An easy build this car"
I am an official licensed seller for GT Stance.
These models are not toys. Wheels do not spin.
The models are 3D printed, there may be visible production marks from the printing process. There may be areas where additional clean up may be needed however I will do my very best myself with any pre sanding and removal of all supports.
Delivery - All my models are sent via courier, with free UK standard delivery. Please allow up to 3 working days for production and dispatch of your item, if you have a special request, please ask me before buying and I will do my best to accommodate.
Customer satisfaction is vital to me. If you have any problem with your order, please get in touch and I will do my best to ensure satisfaction with your purchase
Fun Facts About the VW Golf Mk1 GTI
- Birth of the Hot Hatch: The Mk1 GTI is credited with creating the hot hatch segment, proving that a small, practical car could also be thrilling to drive.
- Secret Development: The project started unofficially within VW. Engineers worked on it quietly, and management initially didn’t expect it to be a big seller. Demand quickly proved them wrong.
- Engine Origins: The Mk1 GTI used a 1.6-litre fuel-injected engine borrowed from Audi. With 110 horsepower, it gave the lightweight Golf a surprisingly sporty punch.
- Iconic Styling: The GTI introduced signature design cues like the red grille surround, tartan seat fabric, and blacked-out trim instead of chrome. These touches became hallmarks of GTI models.
- Launch Colours: At first, buyers could only choose between Mars Red and Diamond Silver Metallic. Both became iconic shades for the GTI.
- Performance Accessibility: Before the GTI, performance cars were usually rear-wheel drive, expensive, and tricky to handle. The Mk1 GTI flipped the script, showing that front-wheel drive could be fun and affordable.
- Cult Status: When it debuted at the 1975 Frankfurt Motor Show, visitors were stunned by how much performance was packed into such a compact, everyday car. It quickly became a legend.