F1 March 761 - F1 Spanish Grand Prix - Circuito Permanente del Jarama - Arturo Merzario - 1976 - Photograph
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Original 1976 framed photograph of Arturo Merzario at the wheel of the March 761, signed and from the F1 Spanish Grand Prix at Jarama, in excellent condition.
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Description from the seller
From the vintage of our collections,
photograph inserted in our elegant 13x18 frame
autographed for us, as you can see from the photogallery by Arturo Merzario,
in action at the wheel of the March 761 Ovoro
in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix 1976 held on the Circuito Permanente del Jarama.
Arturo was the man behind the driver himself
who saved Niki Lauda from the flames
in that terrible accident at the Nordschleife.
Born March 11, 1943 in Civenna,
in the province of Como,
Arturo Merzario is remembered by all not only for winning two editions of the Targa Florio,
but above all for the heroic gesture at the 1976 German Grand Prix,
when, together with his colleagues
Guy Edwards and Harald Ertl,
he pulled Niki Lauda from the burning car,
saving his life.
This is an exclusive lot,
inserted as said in a frame where a caption pertaining to the photo and subject is reported.
Not to be missed.
Immediate shipping, careful packaging.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Seller's Story
Professionalism, dedication and commitment to a quality selection focused on Motorsport memorabilia,
from Formula 1 to minor formulas,
from the 4 wheels of the WRC to endurance competitions
up to the 2 wheels.
Our passion is aimed at meeting yours,
with items accessible to anyone and not just the wealthiest collectors.
Only quality lots.
Maximum attention to every detail, sales and after-sales, communication and shipment that takes place within and no later than 24h, transparent profile statistics references, demonstrable as proof of a serious business.
Each one of you,
can thus have in his hands,
a piece of Motorsport history.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Translated by Google TranslateFrom the vintage of our collections,
photograph inserted in our elegant 13x18 frame
autographed for us, as you can see from the photogallery by Arturo Merzario,
in action at the wheel of the March 761 Ovoro
in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix 1976 held on the Circuito Permanente del Jarama.
Arturo was the man behind the driver himself
who saved Niki Lauda from the flames
in that terrible accident at the Nordschleife.
Born March 11, 1943 in Civenna,
in the province of Como,
Arturo Merzario is remembered by all not only for winning two editions of the Targa Florio,
but above all for the heroic gesture at the 1976 German Grand Prix,
when, together with his colleagues
Guy Edwards and Harald Ertl,
he pulled Niki Lauda from the burning car,
saving his life.
This is an exclusive lot,
inserted as said in a frame where a caption pertaining to the photo and subject is reported.
Not to be missed.
Immediate shipping, careful packaging.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Seller's Story
Professionalism, dedication and commitment to a quality selection focused on Motorsport memorabilia,
from Formula 1 to minor formulas,
from the 4 wheels of the WRC to endurance competitions
up to the 2 wheels.
Our passion is aimed at meeting yours,
with items accessible to anyone and not just the wealthiest collectors.
Only quality lots.
Maximum attention to every detail, sales and after-sales, communication and shipment that takes place within and no later than 24h, transparent profile statistics references, demonstrable as proof of a serious business.
Each one of you,
can thus have in his hands,
a piece of Motorsport history.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Sport
Formula One
Type
Photograph
Number of objects
1
Team
F1 March 761
Year
1976
Athlete
Arturo Merzario
Condition
Near mint
Sports event
F1 Spanish Grand Prix - Circuito Permanente del Jarama
Original/ Replica
Original
Extras
Hand signed, framed
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