B.B Korn "Indy" Tether Car
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B.B Korn "Indy" Tether Car
The B.B. Korn “Indy” Tether Car is a large rolling display model built from cast aluminum, sheet metal, brass, rubber, and leather. At 20.75 inches long, it has the presence and detail of a serious mechanical collectible rather than a desk-size toy.
Large rubber tires support a body fitted with a machine-turned dashboard and gauges. Leather upholstery finishes the cockpit. Lift the hood to find a dummy two-cylinder aircraft engine, while a second dummy pressure pump sits along the side.
The wheels roll, but this is explicitly a display model rather than a powered tether car. Its value is in the scale, mixed materials, visible cockpit work, and the wonderfully overbuilt machinery represented under the hood.
What it’s for:
- Displaying with tether cars and early racing models
- Examining large-Scale Metal Model construction
- Anchoring an automotive or mechanical-toy collection
Materials & Construction:
- Cast aluminum, sheet-metal, and brass body components
- Large rubber tires and leather upholstery
- Machine-turned dashboard with gauges
- Dummy two-cylinder aircraft engine and side pressure pump
Specs:
- Product: B.B. Korn “Indy” Tether Car
- Vendor: Tour D’Horizon
- Style: Rolling display model
- Length: 20.75”
- 20.75” long
Care & Field Notes:
- Treat as a display model; it rolls but is not represented as a powered car
- Lift by the chassis rather than delicate body details
- This item is fulfilled from a separate warehouse and may take 2 to 3 weeks for delivery
Pairs well with: Wind-up cars, racing prints, garage memorabilia, and early-engineering models.
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