1958 Vanwall VW6 Moss No.20

Name: 1958 Vanwall VW6 Moss No.20
Brand: Brooklin Models

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Tony Vandervell’s patriotic quest to “beat those bloody red cars” culminated in his Vanwalls winning the inaugural World Championship for Constructors in 1958 and in the first home win for a British car and driver in the 1957 British Grand Prix at Aintree. Unfortunately no drivers’ championship was forthcoming despite Moss winning 3 Grand Prix in 1957 and both Moss and Brooks winning three each in 1958. Prior to the British Grand Prix Tony Brooks, who was recovering from injuries sustained at the Nurburgring and was not expected to be able to last the full race distance, had agreed that if any

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Registered at Companies House as BROOKLIN MODELS LIMITED, number 09580519. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Majority ownership sits in Italy, with Mr Nicola Bulgari. Companies House.
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1958 Vanwall VW6 Moss No.20

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