Immobili residenziali in affitto a Wetherby, Leeds, Regno Unito

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The Ex Jody Schekter Trojan T101 F5000 Car Built for the 1973 Formula 5000 Championship and delivered to Sid Taylor / Jerry Entin to be raced by Jody Schekter during the 1973 season. Schekter took 3 w

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1982 Arrows A4 - Ford Cosworth DFV Originally built for the 1982 F1 World Championship and raced in the F1 World Championship by Mauro Baldi. At the Dutch GP in 1982 Baldi finished in Chassis Recently

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Reynard 90 D - Mugen Honda Ex Cobra Motorsport car built for 1990 F3000 Championship. - Raced by Michael Bartels and Richard Dean in the 1990 FIA Formula 3000 International Championship - Won the 1990

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Chevron B42 – Hart 420R Chassis No B42-78-08 The Ex Derek Daly ICI sponsored car A 2 x Race winner in 1978 well documented / known hisotry We are pleased to offer the Chevron B42- Hart Formula 2 car f

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Brabham BT26/BT26A Repco Brabham - Cosworth Winner of the 1969 Canadian Grand Prix driven by Jacky Ickx as well as the non championship Oulton Park Gold Cup race, this car was also driven by Jochen Ri

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1972 Ford RS 2600 Capri FIA Race Car The Ford Capri RS2600 was made famous in the European Touring Car Championship by Drivers such as Jackie Stewart, Jochen Mass, and Klaus Ludwig, this stunning RS26

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Penske PC3 - Ford Cosworth DFV Built for the 1976 Formula one season, the PC3 was driven by John Watson for Roger Penske’s eponymous team. A significant part of Penske racing heritage, and available f

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Maserati 250F – CM2 by Cameron Millar Exacting recreation by Maserati expert Cameron Millar Utilising numerous original parts, Superb historic Grand Prix entry The Maserati 250F is unique among Grand

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The only example of a T292 delivered by the Lola factory in 3-litre specification for the Cosworth DFV engine. Early in-period race history with Walter Lehmann and Ruedi Jauslin with both Cosworth DFV

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Driven to Victory at the 1976 Italian Grand Prix by Ronnie Peterson, this would be March’s last GP Victory. Starting eighth, Peterson was fourth by the end of the first lap and picked off Jacques Laff