1:18 Ford Mustang 5.0 #13 Buffalo Boots DTM Feucht 1994 Werk83 diecast

Note for collectors and enthusiasts :

The model vehicle offered here is a detailed replica of Jürgen Feucht's Mustang 5.0. Manufactured by Werk83 in 1:18 scale, this model captures the essence of the legendary racing car. This is a collector's item made of metal (diecast) and not the original vehicle.

The driver of the Ford Mustang 5.0 with starting number 13, sponsored by Buffalo Boots in the 1994 DTM season, was Jürgen Feucht.

Vehicle details:

• Model: Ford Mustang 5.0
• Driver: Jürgen Feucht
• Season: 1994 DTM
• Sponsors: Buffalo Boots
• Engine: 5.0-liter V8 engine
• Power: Approx. 450 hp (varied depending on specifications and modifications)
• Drive: Rear-wheel drive
• Gearbox: Manual gearbox, specifically adapted for motorsport

History and performance:

• Development: The use of the Ford Mustang 5.0 by Jürgen Feucht and his team was a private initiative. Without the support of a factory team, the vehicle was a remarkable example of private enthusiasm and commitment to motorsport.
• Use: The vehicle was used by Jürgen Feucht and his team in the 1994 DTM season. Feucht had a strong connection to motorsport and used his experience to get the best out of the vehicle.
• Performance: Jürgen Feucht's Ford Mustang 5.0 had a tough time in the DTM, competing against the factory-supported teams from Mercedes, Alfa Romeo and Opel. Despite the strong competition, Feucht was able to put in some solid performances and bring the car to the finish line time and time again.

Run:

• Challenges: Feucht and his team faced the typical challenges of private teams in the DTM. The competition from the factory-supported teams with their advanced technologies and larger budgets was considerable.
• Results: Specific race results and placings of the Mustang in individual races varied. However, Feucht showed some remarkable performances and proved his skills as a driver and team leader.

Conclusion:

Jürgen Feucht's Ford Mustang 5.0 in the 1994 DTM season, sponsored by Buffalo Boots, is a fascinating example of the diversity and enthusiasm in German touring car motorsport. Although the car was not among the championship leaders, it remains a significant chapter in the history of the DTM.