I had one of these in my Christmas stocking when I was nine and it remained a favourite toy for the rest of my childhood despite the engine cover breaking off - I still have it somewhere. It's not actually that good a replica of the real thing though - the lights are wrong and the balance & shape of the vehicle do not really work. Look up some photos on Google and see what I mean, but be honest, how many Ferraris de we see every day? As a Corgi toy it works very well though and I've always had a soft spot for it.

Corgi released the model in 1965 and it remained in the range until 1972. It was produced and sold in very large quantities and with no recorded variations, which as ever means prices are a little more modest.

CORGI TOYS

OPENING REAR ENGINE COVER SHOWING DETAILED ENGINE, PETROL TANKS AND SPARE WHEEL
MOULDED INTERIOR
SPRING SUSPENSION
SPOKED WHEELS

It is always red, with racing number 4 and wire wheels. If you can find a late release in a window box it will probably get a small premium.