This is the complete original nosecone from the awesome Wolf Racing F1 car driven by Jody Scheckter to 3rd place podium at the 1977 USGP at Watkins Glen, and then again at the victory at the Canadian GP at Mosport. This rare nose section was used by South African World Champion Scheckter at both races, and was collected by a local enthusiast after the win at Mosport. After the USGP the team chnaged the Koni sponsor stickers on the endplates to smaller versions, as showing at Canada, and it still bears all of the race patina from that famous Mosport win.

The large heavy aluminum nose is all one piece – and measures about 56″ wide and 18″ deep.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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This print shows the Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monzas in the garage before a race. It is part of a sold out limited edition of 500 prints measuring 33 x 25″ / 84 x 64cm.

• The print has been tastefully framed with a cream mat, wood frame, and glass. (x1xx)

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This rare signed and numbered limited edition print is part of a tiny edition of just 100 produced decades ago (1988). The overall size is 20.25″ x 16.25″ / 51x41cm and it has been tastefully framed in black aluminum with a white and red matting.

• The iconic 356 ‘A’ series was built between 1955 and 1959, and the image shows a stunning red Coupe. (x1xx)

Roger’s work has been featured in Road & Track, Automobile Quarterly, and Automobile magazine

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This double signed and numbered tribute poster commemorates Stirling Moss & Denis Jenkinson’s epic victory at the 1955 Mille Miglia, clocking the 1000 mile course in 10 hours and 7 minutes in the awesome Mercedes Benz 300SLR.

The artwork depicts Moss at the wheel with Jenkinson in the passenger seat of the #722 300 SLR. This poster is beautifully rendered in richly colored inks on a semi-gloss white stock and was published and sold out decades ago (1988).

• The rare poster is signed by the late Stirling Moss and artist Dennis Simon and has been numbered of 300.  It is in very fine condition and measures 24 x 30″ / 62cm x 77cm and has been tastefully framed in black wood and glass. (x1xx)

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This 9″ / 24cm long resin curbside supercar model has stunning paintwork and details and comes mounted to a luxurious red base with nameplate. It is part of a limited edition of 440 pieces which has long been sold out.

• This is a completely new, unopened example. (BBR P18164A) (x1xx)

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This is a precise replica of the first Ferrari supercar. The gorgeous sealed 8.5″ / 21.5cm long curbside resin model comes complete with deluxe display base and is limited to just 500 pieces. (BBR P18112) (x1xx)

• The edition is long sold out and we have one last mint and boxed one left! 

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This is a large scale replica of the ex- Jackie Stewart & Chris Amon #6 car that finished 2nd at the 1967 Brands Hatch 6 hours race.

This hefty 21″ / 53cm long resin & metal model has been built from over 800 parts, and features opening doors, removable front and rear sections, functional suspension, removable rubber tires and wheels, poseable steering and more.

• This is part of a long sold out edition of 330 models released way back in 2008. It is literally ‘new old stock’ – still in its shipping boxes, having only been inspected once briefly for quality assurance.  (GMP / RAR)

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This is a precise large scale replica of the 1967 Belgian GP winner driven by Dan Gurney. This was a historic victory, as at Spa the Eagle became the first American car manufacturer to win a Grand Prix since 1921!

This large 21″ / 53cm long model is made from over 750 parts and has fabulous engine and cockpit detail, and a removable nosecone. It is quite striking in its dark blue, semi-metallic paint, adorned with white racing stripe. The distinctive ‘Eagles Beak’ radiator inlet is beautifully rendered, and features a fine mesh screen inside. The nose section is removable, revealing brake and clutch reservoirs, lower wishbones, top rockers, and the anti-roll bar. The wheels and tires are spot-on, and feature tiny tire valves, wheel weights, flexible brake lines, metal brake discs and detailed calipers.

The cockpit features quilted padding throughout, and a notable lack of seat belts. The aluminum monocoque chassis is loaded with rivet detail, even extending into the cockpit footwell. Behind the rollbar you can remove the two magnetically secured body panels to reveal the V-12, 60 degree, 3 litre Gurney Weslake powerplant. Just below the delicate protective metal air screen lie the staggered twin rows of air inlet trumpets, all beautifully machined.

There are red individual ignition wire clips to keep things tidy, and the sculptural exhaust headers are a delight. Translucent fuel and coolant lines snake their way around a jungle of suspension bits. Twin Fram oil filters nestle between the spring-mounted exhaust pipes which carry simulated heat bluing. Even the tiny throttle linkage return spring is under tension!

• This is part of a small edition – 250 models were supposed to be built by RAR back in 2005 – but only around 100 were made – and the edition has been sold out for decades.  This model is in ‘new old stock’ condition in box, having only been inspected once for quality. What an awesome piece of Americana!   (RAR R0800901) (x2xx)

  Note – we also have the special custom wood and glass display case that was available separately at the time for CAN$395 extra. You can see it in the last two images.

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This large resin sculpted model of the Lewis Hamilton #44 & Charles Leclerc #16 Scuderia car measures an impressive 27″ long x 8.5″ wide x 6″ tall and features impeccable paint and logos.

It sits on faux carbon fiber base that measures two and a half feet long! (29.5 x 11″ / 75 x 28 cm). To the rear of the base are mounting points and screws should you want to hang this vertically on a wall. Of course it will also sit flat on a desk or credenza.

• This hand made monocoque model is part of an exclusive edition of just 8 units, and you can choose either driver #44 or #16.
  (Package – 32x13x9″ & 12lbs each) (CSFA26) (x4LHxx+x4CLxx)

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This vintage original poster measures 39×27” / 99×69 cm and is in very good condition and linen mounted.

It features the World Rally Champion Martini Racing Lancia Rally 037 sports car drifting through a crowd filled corner in Monaco.

• The rare poster was printed in Italy in period, and is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.  (LANPOS)

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This large 23.5″ / 59cm long, 10lb / 4kg resin and metal model features removable doors, rear wing, engine cowl, wheel covers and side skirts to reveal extensive cockpit, TWR V12 engine, and suspension detail beneath.  This tiny edition of just 100 units was released in 2006 and has been sold out for decades!

• The Jaguar XJR-9 is a sports-prototype race car built by Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR) for both FIA Group C and IMSA Camel GT Racing. In 1988, Jaguar’s XJR9 won the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the 24 Hours of Daytona!

We have one ‘new old stock’ model available – number 72 of 100 – still mint and boxed. (x1xx) (RAR #R0803801) (SEC)

Note – we also have the special custom wood and glass display case that was available separately at the time for CAN$425 extra. You can see it in the second last image.

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This stunning 8.5″ / 21cm long metal model features opening hood, doors, and trunk to reveal hand assembled engine, interior with cloth/leather seats, and articulated chassis details.  It is made from 1141 individual parts, and includes a polishing cloth. The model is a replica of the s/n 2689gt ‘SEFAC Hot Rod’ car driven by Jean Guichet & Pierre Noblet to 3rd Overall and 1st in Class at 1961 Le Mans.

This rare original first issue model is long discontinued / sold out (edition of 7000) and highly sought after by collectors.  (CMC M-079) (SEC)

• We have only one last mint and boxed example left! 

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This stunning 8.5″ / 21cm long metal model features opening hood, doors, and trunk to reveal hand assembled engine, interior with leather seats, and articulated chassis details.  It is made from 1141 individual parts, and includes a polishing cloth.

This rare original first issue model is long discontinued / sold out and highly sought after by collectors.  (CMC M-046) (SEC)

• We have only one mint and boxed example left! 

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This rare original nomex OMP suit was worn by Michael in the Ferrari F310 early in the season for promotions and testing. The uniform shows signs of light use and is dated ’15-2-96′ under the belt – this was the exact day they launched the ‘new’ F310 at Maranello, as per the last image below. Michael has boldly signed it in thick black marker. It is available for much less than a standard race used suit. (CSFA26)

• It will of course be accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

We have handled nearly every significant race suit from Michael including first win, last win, and every record breaker and Championship win.

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This large highly detailed 25″ / 64cm long resin hypercar model features lovely paint as well as opening doors and engine cowl to reveal interior, engine and chassis detail. It is comprised of thousands of precisely engineered parts: castings, photo-etchings and CNC machined metal components from CAD files obtained directly from Ferrari.

• The museum quality replica is complete with carbon fiber base and plexi dust cover and limited to 199 units.

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This is an absolutely perfect replica of the helmet Leclerc wore in the Ferrari SF-25. It is a proper carbon Bell HP77 painted in-house at Bell Racing. These replicas were never made commercially available, rather, a handful were produced for the team and sponsors to be used internally for promotion.

This particular helmet has a proper original race used and signed visor mounted. (CSFA26)

• This is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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These rare original Puma Speedcat X13 boots were used by Lewis during the 2025 season while piloting the Ferrari SF-25. The custom made shoes have the new white FiA homologation sticker on the tongue (certified to 2035), and have been perfectly tailored and sized for Lewis. They have actual carbon fiber heels and show signs minor wear. Inside on the backside of the tongue there is a gold mirrored FiA homologation sticker as well as reference numbers, codes, Lewis’ name and other custom details.

• One boot has been hand signed by Lewis on the ankle area, and they are of course offered with our lifetime certificate. (CSFA26)

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These original Puma gloves were used by Leclerc in the Ferrari SF-25 during the first part of the season – including the Japanese GP where he qualified 4th, and placed 4th in the race.

Both standard red design gloves have been hand signed by Charles on the wrists, and inside each glove are the special mirrored FiA homologation sticker and the build dates and codes. The original custom Puma bag is also included and it has been signed too!

• These are of course complete with our lifetime certificate.

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This rare original art folder was only distributed to Carrera GT buyers in period (2003 – 2006). The large silver folder is in very good condition, and contains one big lithograph sketch on heavy stock paper of the car at speed. The artwork was done by Grant Larson, who helped design the CGT and the Boxster. It measures about 16.5 x 12″ / 42 x 30 cm. (x1xx)

• This is a necessary piece of literature to complete your supercar! 

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This vintage Schedoni leather wrapped pen holder is perfect for a desktop.

• It measures 5 x 5″ and is in fine condition. (VGC) (VGC1)

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