Description

The third in the main line of Pocher car models, this one seems to be the most plentiful. I have not been able to track down the production numbers but this is the Pocher model that one comes across the most often. The other models from that era that are still available are the K70, the K71, The K72, the K74, and the K75. The K76, with the working differential, is the last from that era and is not as common.

If a modeller were to find one of these older, white, boxes, they would have to be aware that the plastic needs to be treated carefully, as it is probably quite brittle. This means three things; one, the main plastic parts are brittle; two, all the plastic baggies have disintegrated, meaning there will be tiny metal bit all over the inside of the box, and, three; all of the tubing and piping will need to be replaced.

A second edition of this kit, also called K73, was produced in the 1990s. The second edition is in a dark box, with a picture of the model on the cover, not a drawing.