PRS CN32013 Abarth 595 Gr.5 Lucky Strike 1/32 resin rtr. Issued 2022 and sold out virtually straight away! I purchased a couple of these direct from PRS in Italy on release. I could have listed this as new by not touching it and listing as such BUT! I wasn't satisfied with some aspects of the packaging and the car. The chassis and running gear are superbly engineered. Not sure which manufacturers motor is used, maybe Slot It? ( NICE TO SEE A MINI SALOON CAR WITHOUT AN FF OR SUCH MOTOR ) The body stance was an issue for me. The resin body when looked at from the front has a very slight twist downwards on the front passenger side. The other car I have has exactly the same issue. This resulted in the car not looking square from the front when on a set up plate. I can't tolerate lop sided stances so played around with Slot It PA51 1MM hub spacers (See photo) to correct the stance. Luckily with the rigid metal chassis and plastic axle housings I was able to obtain a satisfactory sit by using just ONE spacer between the body and chassis on the passenger side. See head on photo. Out of interest the four machine screws for attaching the chassis to the body, screw into metal sleeved inserts in the tiny body posts. There should have been a red tow eye on the front between the letters O and P of the Dunlop logo but it wasn't on this one. You can't notice it missing.

My main bone of contention is with the presentation on the generic Slot It blank transparent case. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THE SLOT IT PRODUCT AT ALL. PRS took all that time to make a jewel of a slot car and then screwed it to the base with S2 T6  ( DRIVE BIT NOT INCLUDED BUT SHOWN FOR REF IN LAST PHOTO ) splined torx type screws at any old angle with spacers. The holes in the chassis are just drilled, not threaded. IT'S A REAL SHAME BUT THAT'S HOW IT IS!  See photos at end to see enhanced protection I've provided for safe transportation.

SET UP PLATE AND ANYTHING ELSE OTHER THAN THE CAR AND PACKAGING IS NOT INCLUDED.