Collectable Brumm - 1/43 scale highly detailed die cast model. Packaging and courier cost $8.00 urban areas, $15.00 rural. See my other listings.

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Used

Destination & description		Price
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Pick-up available from Tauranga, Bay of Plenty		Free

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I think that this car was a development car from which came the Vanwall. Certainly not a Ferrari princerupert (1091) • 1:54 pm, Tue, 2 Dec
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These cars were Ferrari 375 models that were heavily modified in Britain, and they featured V12 engines, early disc brakes, and English-built bodies. Drivers like Mike Hawthorn and Luigi Villoresi achieved notable victories with these cars, and they are considered important to both Ferrari and British racing history. rogerc4 (325) • Tuesday, 2 December 2025
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Hi there. I have placed bids on some of your auctions. Thanks for the opportunity to do so. Can I please ask you to remove this bid on this green one as I did not cross check with my earlier bid on the red 1 from the same year. I would be most grateful and am sorry for the over sight. Kind Regards Matthew vanessaleman (341) • 8:45 pm, Tue, 2 Dec
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No problem bid removed rogerc4 (325) • Tuesday, 2 December 2025
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The blue Ferrari 500 F2 driven by Louis Rosier in 1953 for Ecurie Rosier was a private entry in the Formula One season. While the Ferrari 500 was a dominant car, Rosier also raced a Ferrari 375, and both cars were painted blue for the Ecurie Rosier team. The 500 F2 car was a popular private client car, and Rosier campaigned it alongside the 375, with both machines painted the team's signature French blue. Seller comment Wednesday, 3 December 2025