Xcartoys x POP RACE 1:64 Porsche 964 Singer 911 – Silver Metallic with Blue and Red Stripes

Product details

Experience the perfect fusion of heritage and restoration with the Xcartoys x POP RACE 1:64 Porsche 964 Singer 911, finished in sharp Silver Metallic with Blue and Red Stripes.

This diecast model car (S10-06) pays tribute to the “Reimagined” icons that have redefined the Porsche 911 legacy. The exterior showcases a lustrous Silver Metallic paint, boldly accented by Blue and Red racing stripes running along the doors and bumpers—a livery that nods to the golden age of motorsport. Pop Race has engineered this 1:64 scale replica as a sealed-body diecast, ensuring perfectly uninterrupted body lines and tight panel gaps that capture the sculptural beauty of the wide-body design. From the flared fenders to the period-correct Fuchs-style wheels, every curve honors the design language of the Porsche 964 Singer 911.

Features：

• 1:64 Scale diecast model by Xcartoys x POP RACE
• Authentic Porsche 964 Singer 911 body styling
• Silver Metallic finish with Blue and Red Stripes
• True-to-scale detail.
• Officially licensed product.
• Real rubber tires on classic Fuchs-style wheels

About the Car：

The Porsche 964 Singer 911 (“Classic Study”) represents a forensic restoration of the air-cooled heritage. Starting with a donor Porsche 964 chassis (1989-1994), Singer Vehicle Design strips the unibody to its steel core for reinforcement. The original steel body panels—fenders, bumpers, bonnet, and engine deck—are replaced with aerospace-grade carbon fiber to reduce weight to approximately 1,100 kg (2,400 lbs).

Mechanically, this machine is far removed from a stock 964. It is typically powered by a blueprinted, naturally aspirated 3.8L or 4.0L air-cooled flat-six engine, built by legendary partners like Ed Pink Racing Engines or Cosworth. These powerplants produce upwards of 390 bhp, delivered to the rear wheels via a Getrag G50 5-speed or 6-speed manual transmission. This specific Silver Metallic configuration with Blue and Red Stripes mimics the classic touring aesthetic, combining the raw mechanical feedback of the 1990s with modern supercar power-to-weight ratios.