Porsche 917LH white and red number 25 - 24 Hours of Le Mans 1970

Porsche 917LH white and red number 25 - 24 Hours of Le Mans 1970

25,00 €
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Porsche 917LH white and red number 25 - 24 Hours of Le Mans 1970

Voiture miniature Porsche 917LH white and red number 25 - 24 Hours of Le Mans 1970

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Echelle: 1/43ème

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Description

This stunning reproduction of the Porsche 917LH number 25 takes us back to the most glorious hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Sporting its iconic white and red livery, this miniature captures all the essence of one of the most legendary racing cars in automotive history.

A true collector's item, this faithful reproduction will appeal to both motorsport enthusiasts and fans of prestigious miniatures, reflecting an era where technical daring constantly pushed the limits of performance.

Features of the miniature

  • Model: Porsche 917LH number 25
  • Brand: Porsche
  • Year: 1970
  • Scale: 1/43
  • Color: White and red
  • Protective case included: Yes

The Porsche 917LH in history

The Porsche 917 was born in 1969 from Ferdinand Piëch's desire to dominate endurance racing. This LH (Long Tail) version developed specifically for Le Mans features an elongated body optimizing aerodynamics on the long straights of Sarthe. Its flat-12 engine of 4.5 liters develops over 580 horsepower, propelling this blonde bombshell to speeds exceeding 380 km/h.

The 917LH number 25 from 1970 embodies the absolute quest for speed that characterized this heroic era of motorsport. Despite its extraordinary performances, this experimental version suffered from aerodynamic instability that made driving particularly tricky, especially at high speeds.

This 1970 Porsche 917LH marks a crucial transition in the evolution of the series, just before the Stuttgart firm won its first overall victories at Le Mans the following year with optimized versions of this same family.

Porsche in 1970: the ambition of conquest

In 1970, Porsche was undergoing a pivotal period in its sporting history. After decades of success in the GT category with the legendary 911, the brand aimed to assert itself in prototype racing against Ferrari and Ford. The 917 program represented a colossal investment and demonstrated the overflowing ambition of the German company.

That year, Porsche simultaneously developed several variants of the 917: the short version for twisty circuits, the LH for fast tracks, and even a 917K intended for the American Can-Am series. This methodical approach and technical diversification have characterized Porsche's DNA since Ferdinand Porsche's origins in the 1930s.

The anecdote of the 917LH: when speed defies physics

The history of the Porsche 917LH number 25 at the 1970 24 Hours of Le Mans perfectly illustrates the titanic challenges of this pioneering era. During preliminary testing, this car reached stratospheric speeds on the Hunaudières straight, but its unpredictable aerodynamic behavior literally terrified even the most seasoned drivers.

Jo Siffert, the Swiss racing legend, described driving this 917LH as "a constant battle against the elements". At over 350 km/h, the car became uncontrollable, sometimes lifting completely off the pavement. These aerodynamic downforce issues forced Porsche to entirely rethink their approach for subsequent editions.

This 1970 917LH thus symbolizes this heroic era where manufacturers experimented without safety nets, pushing the boundaries of physics at the peril of drivers' lives. A recklessness that, paradoxically, led to extraordinary technical advances in the following decades.

Today, this Porsche 917LH remains one of the most legendary prototypes in automotive history, embodying that period when technical daring took precedence over safety, forging the legend of endurance racing.

Complete your miniature collection

This Porsche 917LH naturally finds its place at the heart of a collection dedicated to the legends of Le Mans. It pairs perfectly with other Porsche miniatures from the range, creating a cohesive set tracing the epic of the German brand in competition.

Collectors passionate about the 24 Hours of Le Mans will particularly appreciate this reproduction that harmoniously dialogues with the Ferraris and other race cars of the era. This 1/43 scale miniature ideally fits into the collections at this scale, an absolute reference for motorsport enthusiasts.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a budding enthusiast discovering the world of 1970s miniatures, this Porsche 917LH is a choice piece, an authentic testament to an era where racing cars consistently pushed the boundaries of the possible.

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Gonzalo

18 septembre 2026

Very beautiful site with plenty of beautiful cars, often rare. Quick response and very careful delivery.

Bernard MARI

17 septembre 2026

Shipping speed. Package extremely well made to protect the miniatures. Everything is perfect and serious.

Sylvain Delmatti

17 septembre 2026

Very nice purchase, order as expected with fast shipping. Very good communication.

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