Ferrari 348 tb

== Description ==
Ferrari 348 tb made its first debut in the Auto-City series, with its tooling having been designed by Corgi Toys. Under Corgi, this model was first released was to coincide with the debut of the actual Ferrari 348 tb. The casting features an opening trunk to reveal a detailed engine. The base reads Ferrari 348tb; later releases read Ferrari 348. 
The name itself was derived from the displacement of the F119 V8 engine (3.4L, 8 cylinders), and the 'tb' was short for Transversale Berlinetta in Italian, referring to the engine being Transverse-mounted in the engine bay.
This casting is not to be confused with the earlier Ferrari 348 designed by Larry Wood.
==Versions==
The Ferrari 348 tb has come out in the following versions:
Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color/Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes/Variations 	Photo
1994	Auto-City 	Red 	Ferrari Badge on hood, silver engine details in rear compartment 	Black/Plastic 	Clear 	Beige 	Corgi1 	93182	China 	May have Corgi or Hot Wheels logo on base	75px
1994	Auto-City Ferrari 5-Pack 	Red 	Various Ferrari logos 	 	Clear 	 	Corgi1 	93151	China 	 	
1996	FAO Schwarz Gold Series III 	Black	Detailed foglights, painted engine 	Gray/Plastic 	Clear 	Beige 	Gold 5SP 	16020	China 	 	
1996	Street Traxx Drawbridge playset	Red 	None 	Black/Plastic 	Clear 	Beige 	Corgi1 	65621	China 	 	
1997	Racing1/4 	Red 	Yellow stripes, silver lightning bolt design, Pirelli logo, Ferrari badge, "348" on hood	Black/Plastic 	Smoke tint 	Black 	5SP 	95546	China 	Named Ferrari 348 	
==See also==
*Ferrari 348
*Ferrari Testarossa (Corgi)
==Gallery==
Ferrari 348 TB Model.jpg
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