F1 World Champs 1/43 Handbuilt
1/43rd scale Factory Handbuilt Replicas of Formula 1 World Championship Winning cars. Also includes Kits Built by Colin Fraser of Formula Models, UK. All Models imported from Europe.
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1956 Lancia Ferrari D50 F1 Monza GP 1956 #26. Car started race with Peter Collins but was taken over by Juan Fangio allowing Fangio to win the 1956 World Driving Championship
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1956 Lancia Ferrari D50 Juan Fangio car #1 Winner German GP Nurburgring. 1956 World Champion
$247.00 -
1957 Maserati 250F #2 Argentina Grand Prix Juan Fangio World Champion
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1958 Ferrari 246 F1 of World Champion Mike Hawthorn
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1959 Cooper T51 Jack Brabham World Champion
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1960 Cooper T53 Jack Brabham World Champion
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1962 BRM P56 “Stackpipe” Short nose #10 Graham Hill 1962 World Champion
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1962 BRM P56 #17 Dutch GP Graham Hill World Champion 1962
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1962 BRM P56 Italian GP Monza Graham Hill World Champion 1962
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1964 Ferrari 156 #7 German GP Winner 1964 John Surtees. World Champ 1964
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1964 NART Ferrari 156 F1 of John Surtees Mexican GP 2nd place finish 1964. He ran the NART colors in the North American races in 1964 on his way to being the World Champion 1964.
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1965 Lotus 33 Jim Clark World Champion 1965
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1965 Lotus 33 Jim Clark World Champion 1965. Winner German Grand Prix at Nurburgring car #1.
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1966 Brabham BT19 Jack Brabham World Champion F1 1966
$165.00 -
1967 Brabham Repco BT20 Denny Hulme Winner Monaco Grand Prix 1967
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1968 Gold Leaf Lotus 49 Winner Monaco GP Graham Hill World Champion 1968
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1968 Gold Leaf Team Lotus 49B High Wing Graham Hill Mexico 1968
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1969 Matra Ford MS 80 Low Wing Winner of 1969 World Driver’s Championship for Jackie Stewart. First of three Championships for him.
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1970 Gold Leaf Team Lotus 49C Jochen Rindt — 1970 World Champion and surprise winner of the Monaco GP 1970 after Jack Brabham crashed in the last corner on the last lap.
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1970 Gold Leaf Team Lotus 72 Jochen Rindt 1970 World Champion killed at practice for the Italian GP at Monza.