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COLLEZIONE AUTOMOBILI COMPETIZIONE SCALA 1 : 43 NR PROGR MARCA TIPOANNO PRODUTTORE CARATTERISTICHE ANNOTAZIONI PILOTA NR 1 ABARTH 205A 1950 Rabbit Mille Miglia 1950 C.Scagliarini-L.Garrone 630 2 ABARTH 205A 1950 Rabbit Aereodinamica Mille Miglia 1950 G.Scagliarini-C.Maffiodo 533 3 ABARTH 750 1957 Hachette Zagato Mille Miglia 1957 Ger e Lorenzo Bas 52 4 ABARTH 700 S 1961 Spark S 1237 G.Sala-G.Rigamonti 56 5 ABARTH 1000 SS 1962 Rabbit Spider sport 8 6 ABARTH 1000 SP 1967 Hachette Lado, Storia Abarth Paolo Lado 4 7 ABARTH 2000 SP 1969 Hachette "Cuneo" SEO 14 133 8 ABARTH 1000 1970 Hachette Biposto Corsa, Storia Abarth Gare in salita NO 9 ABARTH SIMCA 1300 1962 Spark S 1305 Le Mans 1962 Jean Roland 41 10 ALFA ROMEO 60 HP 1911 Brumm 4cil,60HP,115km/h,1450kg Debutto Alfa in Targa Florio Nino Franchini 5 Br 026 11 ALFA ROMEO RL 1923 RCS Targa Florio,1° Ugo Sivocci 13 Antonio Ascari, padre di 12 ALFA ROMEO P 21924 Minichamps 400241201 GP Italia 1924,1° 1 Alberto 13 ALFA ROMEO 1750 GS 1930 Brumm Mille Miglia 1930, 1° Nuvolari-Guidotti 84 Br 389 14 ALFA ROMEO 2300 1932 Brumm Mille Miglia 1932 Borzacchini-Bignami 106 Br 078 15 ALFA ROMEO P 3 1934 Rio Art. 4177 GP Monza 1934 A.Varzi 4 16 ALFA ROMEO 8 C 1934 Ixo Le Mans 1934, 1° L.Chinetti-P.Etancelin 9 17 ALFA ROMEO 2900 B 1938 Brumm 8 cil Rally Colli Torinesi 142 Br 140 18 ALFA ROMEO 2900 B 1938 Alfa Model 8 cil, spider touring n°055 di 200 Mille Miglia 1938, 1° Biondetti-Stefani 143 19ALFA ROMEO 158 1950 Brumm 8cil,350HP,300km/h,620 Campione mondiale piloti 1950 Nino Farina 25 Br 036 20 ALFA ROMEO159 1951 Brumm 8cil,450HP,300km/h,620kg Campione mondiale piloti 1951 Juan Manuel Fangio 2 Br 043 21 ALFA ROMEO 6C 3000 1952 RCS CM Spider GP Supercortemaggiore 1953, 1° Juan Manuel Fangio 46 Senza 22 ALFA ROMEO C 52 1952 Metro Disco volante coupé Modello ornamentale 50 scatola Senza 23 ALFA ROMEO 6C 3000 1952 Metro Juan Manuel Fangio 46 scatola 24 ALFA ROMEO 6C 3000 1953 Jolly Model JL 064 Mille Miglia 1953, 2° Juan Manuel Fangio 602 25 ALFA ROMEO 1900 SS 1954 RCS Mille Miglia 1954, 3° Paolo Lena 307 Giulietta 26 ALFA ROMEO 1956 Bang Sprint veloce, art. 7205 Tour de France 1956 Schell-Vidilles 43 sprint 27 ALFA ROMEO Conrero 1960 Jolly Model Le Mans 1960 F.Leonidus-B.Consten 40 Giulietta 28 ALFA ROMEO 1961 M 4 1 di 1998 pezzi, art.7109 Targa Florio 1961 E.Trapani-B.Donato 26 SS 2600 29 ALFA ROMEO 1963 Bang Art. 7276 Tour de France 1963 Vidilles-Thepenier 76 Sprint 30 ALFA ROMEO TZ 1 1965 Best 9267 Le Mans 1965 Koob-Finchel 44 31 ALFA ROMEO TZ 2 1965 Best 9184 Le Mans 1965 Zuccoli-"Geky" 42 32 ALFA ROMEO 33 1967 BOX Versione stradale Bologna-Passo Raticosa 1968 Spartaco Dini 346 33 ALFA ROMEO 33 2 1967 M 4 Versione stradale,art. YR 14697 Friburg 1967 A.Fischaber 158 34 ALFA ROMEO 33 2 1968 Ixo Autodelta spa, 1996cc,250HP,V8 Le Mans 1968 Nanni Galli-Ignazio Giunt 39 35 ALFA ROMEO 33 2 1968 Best Coda lunga, art. 9272 Le Mans 1968 Baghetti-Vaccarella 41 Giulietta 36 ALFA ROMEO 1969 Bang Targa Florio 1969 Spataro-Bruschi 130 SZ 37 ALFA ROMEO GIULIA 1970 Ixo 1570cc , 1600 super Carabinieri NO 38 ALFA ROMEO 33 3 1971 M 4 Art. YR 18703 1000 Km del Nurburgring 1971 Stommelen-Galli 10 39 ALFA ROMEO 33 T 3 1972 RCS Targa Florio 1972, 2° N.Galli-H.Marko 5 40 ALFA ROMEO GTA m 1972 M 4 Art. VY 10893 Monza 1972 Andrea De Adamich 22 41 ALFA ROMEO Montreal 1973 M 4 "Corsa", art.UV 86659 6 ore di Watkins Glen 1973 B.Everett-T.Zeccoli 25 Merzario-Brambilla- 42 ALFA ROMEO 33 TT12 1975 Brumm 12cil,500HP,350km/h,670kg Campionato marche 1975, 1° NO Br 237 Mass-Laffite-Pescarolo- 43 ALFA ROMEO 33 SC121977 Brumm Coppa Florio 1977 Arturo Merzario 1 Br 283 44 ALFA ROMEO F1 179 1980 Spark GP Canada 1980 A.De Adamich 22 45 ALFA ROMEO F1 179C 1981 RCS GP Nurburgring 1981 Mario Andretti 22 46 ALLARD J 2 LM 1951 Bizarre BZ 230 Sydney Allard-Tom Cole 1 47 ALLARD J 2 1952 Bizarre Eight Bell,BZ 415 Watkins Glenn 8 Jacques Cheinisse- 48 ALPINE A 210 1966 Ixo Le Mans 1966 44 Roger de Lageneste Bernard Darniche- Alain 49 ALPINE A 110 1972 Ixo Renault Rallye Neige et Glace 1972 3 Mahè George Abecassis- 50 ASTON MARTIN DB 2 1950 Spark S 0589 Le Mans 1950, 6° 21 Lance Macklin 51 ASTON MARTIN DBR 1 1959 Ixo LM 1959 Le Mans 1959, 1° R.Salvadori-C.Shelby 5 D.Brabhan-D.Turner- 52 ASTON MARTIN DBR 9 2005 Ixo CK 999085 Le Mans 2005 59 S.Sarrazin 53 AUDI Quattro 1983 Ixo Campionato mondiale rally 1983 H.Mikkola-A.Hertz 3 54 AUDI R 8 2003 Minichamps 400031399 12 ore di Sebring 2003 Salo-Kane-Mc Carthy 9 L.Luhr-M.Rockenfelder- 55 AUDI R 10 2007 Spark TDI,Team Joest, S 0683 Le Mans 2007 3 A.Premat T.Bernhard-T.Dumas- 56 AUDI R 15 2010 Ixo TDI LM 2010,78°Circuit de la Sarthe 9 M.Rockenfeller 57 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 1960 Ixo LMC 097 Le Mans 1960 J.Sears-P.Riley 23 58 AUTO AVIO 815 1940 Brumm Prima auto costruita da E.Ferrari Mille Miglia 1940 Ascari-Rangoni 66 Br 067 59 AUTO UNION Rekord 1935 Brumm Bernd Rosenmeyer 3 Br 107 60 AUTO UNION Rekord 1935 Brumm Hans Stuck 4 Br 108 61 AUTO UNION C 1936 Brumm Ruote gemellate 6 Br 110 62 AUTO UNION C 1937 Brumm Streamline L.Fagioli 33 Br 353B 63 AUTO UNION D 1938 Brumm GP Inghilterra 1938 Tazio Nuvolari 4 Br 109 64 BENETTON B 189 1989 Minichamps GP Japan 1989, 1° A.Nannini 19 Frank Clement- 65 BENTLEY 4,5L 1928 Brumm 4cil,105-130HP,1900kg LeMans e GP Paris 1928, 1° 4 Br 099 John Duff 66 BENTLEY M 1 1981 Spark Art. S 1581 Le Mans 1981, 16° Alliot-Darniche-Cecotto 51 M.Brundle-S.Ortelli- 67 BENTLEY Exp 2001 Ixo Spped 8 , art. LMM 029 Le Mans 2001 7 G.Schmith 68 BIZZARRINI P 538 1967 Spark Art. S0392 Le Mans test 10 69 BLITZEN BENZ HP 220 1910 Brumm 4cil,220HP,227,510km/h Vari Records Mondiali NO Br 081 70 BMC Cooper S 1965 Ixo Rally di Montecarlo 1965, 1° T.Machinen-P.Easter 52 V.Dalmas-J.Winkelhock- 71 BMW V12 LMR 1999 Ixo Le Mans 1999 15 P.Martini 72 BRABHAM BT 20 1966 Spark Art. S3501 GP UK 1966, 2° Denny Hulme 20 73 BRABHAM BT 24 1967 Fabbri Repco Campione mondiale piloti 1967 Denny Hulme 2 74 BRABHAM BT 46 1978 Ixo Campionato mondiale piloti 1978 Niki Lauda 1 75 BRABHAM BT 49C 1981 Ixo Parmalat Campionato mondiale piloti 1981 Nelson Piquet 5 76 BRM P 571962 Brumm GP Olanda & Europa 1962, 1° Graham Hill 17 Br 322 77 BRM P 154 1970 Spark Art. S1150 Mosport George Eaton 98 78 BUGATTI Brescia 1921 Brumm 4cil,40HP,120km/h,610kg GP Brescia 1923, 1° 7 Br 039 79 BUGATTI Brescia 1921 Brumm 4cil, 40HP, 120km/h,610kg 31 Br 082 80 BUGATTI 32 Tank 1923 Brumm GP Francia 1923, 3° Ernest Friedrick 6 Br 467 81 BUGATTI T 35B 1928 Ixo Grand Prix Sport 1928 Louis Chiron 24 82 BUGATTI 59 1933 Brumm 8cil, 230HP,280km/h,750kg GP Spagna 1933, azzurra Louis Chiron 4 Br 041 83 BUGATTI 59 1933 Brumm 8cil, 230HP,280km/h,750kg verde 18 Br 173 84 BUGATTI 57 G 1937 Ixo LeMans 1937, 1° JP.Wimille-R.Benoist 2 85 BUGATTI 57 C 1939 Ixo Le Mans 1939, 1° JP.Wimille-P.Veyron 1 86 BUGATTI 16:04 2001 Autoart Veyron , nero-blu Record vel GT serie 408,47km/h NO 87 CHAPARRAL 2 D 1966 Ixo Le Mans 1966 Phil Hill-Joakin Bonnier 9 88 CHAPARRAL 2 F 1967 Ixo Le Mans 1967 B.Johnson-B.Jennings 8 89 CHAPARRAL 2 J 1970 Minichamps Art. 436701496 Can Am 1970 Vic Elford 66 90 CHENARD Proto 1923 Ixo & Walker,art. LM 1923 Le Mans 1923, 1° A.Lagache-R.Léonard 9 91 CISITALIA 202 S 1947 Starline Art. 51823.9 Mille Miglia 1947 Tazio Nuvolari 502 92 CISITALIA 202 SMM 1947 Hachette Mille Miglia 1947 179 93 CISITALIA 202 SMM 1948 Jolly Model Art. JL 0721 Targa Florio 1948 Stefano La Motta 1001 94 CISITALIA 202 SC 1949 Starline Coupé, art. 54004.9 Mille Miglia 1949 Tattoni-Gialluca 448 95 COOPER T 39 1955 Bizarre Art. BZ 65 Le Mans 1955 33 96 COOPER T 51 1959 Brumm 4cil,240HP,200km/h,500kg GP Italia 1959, 1° Sterling Moss 14 Br 279 97 COOPER T 53 1961 Brumm GP Germania 1961 John Surtees 18 Br 320 98 COOPER T 53 1980 Brumm GP Gran Bretagna 1980, 2° Bruce Mac Laren 2 Br 299 J,C.Bouillon-F.Lagorce- 99 COURAGE C 602002 Ixo Le Mans 2002 17 S.Bourdais S.Hall-J.Mowlem- 100 CREATION CAO 7 2008 Spark AIM Creation Autosportif, S 1421 Le Mans 2008 14 M.Goossens M.Short-R.Barff- 101 DALLARA LMP 02 2004 Ixo Le Mans 2004 6 J.Barbosa 102 DELAHAYE 135 S 1938 Ixo Art.
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