1/18 Maserati 250F #32 Monaco GP "Fangio" #0383/2000 CMC M-101 -pre-owned
Description
I received this model directly from CMC as a dealer. The original packaging was opened once to check the serial number. It has never left the original packaging. It therefore comes in mint condition, as it was originally delivered to me by CMC. It is number 0001 of 2,000 models built. VAT is shown.
As a dealer, I received this model directly from CMC. The original packaging was opened once to check the serial number. It has never left the original packaging. It comes in new condition as delivered to me by CMC at the time. It is #0001 of 2000 models built. The VAT is shown.
Maserati 250F #32 GP Monaco "Fangio", 1957
In 1957, Maserati was at the peak of its racing success. After Juan Manuel Fangio returned to the Maserati factory team, he won numerous Grand Prix races in his Maserati 250 F (lightweight version) and celebrated his fifth Grand Prix World Championship at the end of the season.
At the very first race of the Formula 1 World Championship, the Monaco Grand Prix on May 19, 1957, Juan Manuel Fangio was able to enter his name on the winners list.
After an initially dramatic race with numerous position changes and several car spins involving the Lancia/Ferrari drivers and the British Vanwall cars, Fangio, with starting number 32, was able to pull away from the field and steer toward a comfortable victory. British racing driver Tony Brooks finished second in a Vanwall.
Link to the press archive
Technical data of the original vehicle
Six-cylinder in-line engine, De Dion rear axle with transversely mounted
built horizontal leaf spring.
| Perfomance: | 270 hp at 8,000 rpm |
| Engine capacity: | 2,493 cc |
| Top speed: | 300 km/h |
| Wheelbase: | 2,280 mm |
| Length: | 4,050 mm |
| Weight: | 630 kg |
Notice
I received this model directly from CMC as a dealer. The original packaging was opened once to check the serial number. It has never left the original packaging. It therefore comes in mint condition, as it was originally delivered to me by CMC. It is number 0001 of 2,000 models built. VAT is shown.
As a dealer, I received this model directly from CMC. The original packaging was opened once to check the serial number. It has never left the original packaging. It comes in new condition as delivered to me by CMC at the time. It is #0001 of 2000 models built. The VAT is shown.
Maserati 250F #32 GP Monaco "Fangio", 1957
In 1957, Maserati was at the peak of its racing success. After Juan Manuel Fangio returned to the Maserati factory team, he won numerous Grand Prix races in his Maserati 250 F (lightweight version) and celebrated his fifth Grand Prix World Championship at the end of the season.
At the very first race of the Formula 1 World Championship, the Monaco Grand Prix on May 19, 1957, Juan Manuel Fangio was able to enter his name on the winners list.
After an initially dramatic race with numerous position changes and several car spins involving the Lancia/Ferrari drivers and the British Vanwall cars, Fangio, with starting number 32, was able to pull away from the field and steer toward a comfortable victory. British racing driver Tony Brooks finished second in a Vanwall.
Link to the press archive
Technical data of the original vehicle
Six-cylinder in-line engine, De Dion rear axle with transversely mounted
built horizontal leaf spring.
| Perfomance: | 270 hp at 8,000 rpm |
| Engine capacity: | 2,493 cc |
| Top speed: | 300 km/h |
| Wheelbase: | 2,280 mm |
| Length: | 4,050 mm |
| Weight: | 630 kg |
