Mercedes-Benz SSK #14 Winner Argentinian Autumn Race 1931 C. Zatuszek 1:18 CMC

The model was produced in the usual CMC high-quality and reflects back the original as possible.

A masterpiece of architecture model

Carlos Zatuszek competed in the 1931 Autumn Cup of Argentina with start number 14 and won the 400-kilometer race with a track record. After Berndt and Zatuszek sold their winning car in 1935, it was used in Argentina by other racers until the 1950s. After that, its traces were lost until it was rediscovered in Argentina. The car’s components were taken to Germany, where it was reconstructed and given back its original red livery. CMC had the opportunity to digitally measure the SSK during the restoration and can dedicate an absolutely authentic miniature to this unique prototype.

Technical data of the CMC model:

• Model: Precision model hand-assembled
• Manufacturer: CMC GmbH, Classic Model Cars, Germany
• Scale: 1:18
• Item-No.: M-207
• Color: red
• Parts: more than 1,700
• Limited Edition: ---

Model details:

• Hand-crafted metal precision model built from more than 1,700 parts
• Authentically formed and true-to-scale car body
• Faithfully reproduced steel frame
• Sophisticated grille and rock guards made of fine metals
• Mid-hinged split bonnet with leather belt and buckle
• Rear bonnet with a metal lock
• Inline six-cylinder engine replica complete with all ancillaries, piping and cabling
• Exhaust pipes with metal snake conduit casing
• Perfectly-crafted wheels with alloy rims and stainless-steel spokes wired by hand with nipples
• Removable central knock-off spinners
• Two detachable spare wheels fastened with a handle
• Hand-made metal leaf springs for the front and rear axles
• Flip-open fuel filler made of stainless steel
• Throttle-/ignition lever mounted at the steering wheel
• Authentic replication of the cockpit and its gauges
• Both seats covered in real leather
• Adjustable windscreens for both driver and co-driver
• Brake drums in the authentic copper design with cooling fins