J.P.S. - made in France 1:43 - Model race car - ref. #KP216 Chevron B12 Repco V8 Sport John Woolfe Racing Le Mans 1968 #25 John Woolfe/Digby - professionally built - very good quality - a rare model today

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Has over 25 years with ABC-Brianza and specialises in model cars.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€100
IT
€25
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€20

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This 1:43-scale J.P.S. resin model depicts the Chevron B12 Repco V8 Sport entered by John Woolfe Racing at Le Mans in 1968, number 25, and is professionally built in blue.

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Description from the seller

Offering you a rare, high-quality and very interesting 1:43 resin artisanal model car by:

J.P.S. - Jean-Paul Schwarz

Made in Guerigny, France

Ref. #KP216

Chevron B12 Repco V8 Sport, John Woolfe Racing, Le Mans 1968 #25, John Woolfe/Digby Martland

Professionally built from a pre-painted JPS kit - very good quality

Offered in the original kit box - without plastic case - very rare

Reasonable reserve price

Note
The last photo shows the real car ... not included with this lot ...

Historical Note
John Woolfe (1932–1969) was a charismatic British entrepreneur and racing driver, best known for his tragic and infamous participation in the 1969 24 Hours of Le Mans.

• Entrepreneur and pioneer: In 1967, he founded John Woolfe Racing in Bedford, a company specializing in the sale of V8 engine components and drag racing equipment (which later expanded into the production of the well-known "Wolfrace" wheels).
• Versatile driver: Driven by a spirit of adventure and a deep passion for motorsport, Woolfe progressed from twin-engine dragsters to high-level sports prototypes (such as those from Lola and Chevron).

Seller's Story

A motor racing and 1 / 43rd scale modelcars enthusiast since 1974 - a never-ending passion.
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Offering you a rare, high-quality and very interesting 1:43 resin artisanal model car by:

J.P.S. - Jean-Paul Schwarz

Made in Guerigny, France

Ref. #KP216

Chevron B12 Repco V8 Sport, John Woolfe Racing, Le Mans 1968 #25, John Woolfe/Digby Martland

Professionally built from a pre-painted JPS kit - very good quality

Offered in the original kit box - without plastic case - very rare

Reasonable reserve price

Note
The last photo shows the real car ... not included with this lot ...

Historical Note
John Woolfe (1932–1969) was a charismatic British entrepreneur and racing driver, best known for his tragic and infamous participation in the 1969 24 Hours of Le Mans.

• Entrepreneur and pioneer: In 1967, he founded John Woolfe Racing in Bedford, a company specializing in the sale of V8 engine components and drag racing equipment (which later expanded into the production of the well-known "Wolfrace" wheels).
• Versatile driver: Driven by a spirit of adventure and a deep passion for motorsport, Woolfe progressed from twin-engine dragsters to high-level sports prototypes (such as those from Lola and Chevron).

Seller's Story

A motor racing and 1 / 43rd scale modelcars enthusiast since 1974 - a never-ending passion.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1900-2000
Estimated period
1960-1970
Number of objects
1
Brand
J.P.S. - made in France
Scale
1:43
Marque/model type
ref. #KP216 Chevron B12 Repco V8 Sport John Woolfe Racing Le Mans 1968 #25 John Woolfe/Digby
Additional Information
professionally built - very good quality - a rare model today
Colour
Blue
Material
Resin
Condition
Very good
Packaging
In original box
ItalyVerified
15080
Objects sold
99.91%
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