Some will call this on fire and other will see this a proceed with caution. Is TOP Marques and sister brand GP Replicas biting off more than they can chew? Is history once again repeating itself? One needs to ask the question based on history. Nonetheless, for those that want to be in the know. Here are additional models and insights on pre-production examples from GP Replicas…
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Ferrari F310 (1996)
GP042C – Ferrari F310 (1996) #1 Michael Schumacher – Winner Spanish GP 1996
GP042CWD – Ferrari F310 (1996) #1 Michael Schumacher – Winner Spanish GP 1996
GP042DWD – Ferrari F310 (1996) #1 Michael Schumacher – Pole position Monaco GP 1996
GP042EWD – Ferrari F310 (1996) #1 Michael Schumacher – Pole position and Second place San Marino GP 1996
Lotus 79 (1978)
GP1230A- Lotus 79 (1978) #5 Mario Andretti – Winner France GP 1978
GP1230AWD – Lotus 79 (1978) #5 Mario Andretti – Winner France GP 1978
GP1230B – Lotus 79 (1978) #6 Ronnie Peterson – Pole position, fastest lap and Winner Austrian GP 1978
GP1230BWD – Lotus 79 (1978) #6 Ronnie Peterson – Pole position, fastest lap and Winner Austrian GP 1978
McLaren MP4/6 (1991)
GP1229A – McLaren MP4/6 (1991) #1 A. Senna – Pole position and Winner Brazilian GP 1991
GP1229AWD – McLaren MP4/6 (1991) #1 A. Senna – Pole position and Winner Brazilian GP 1991
GP1229B – McLaren MP4/6 (1991) #1 A. Senna – Pole Position and Winner Monaco GP 1991
GP1229BWD – McLaren MP4/6 (1991) #1 A. Senna – Pole Position and Winner Monaco GP 1991
McLaren M23 (1976)
McLaren M23 1976 #11 James Hunt – Third position Japanese GP, Fuji 1976
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Ferrari F1-87 (1987)
GP184A – Ferrari F1-87 (1987) #27 Michele Alboreto – Second place Australian GP 1987
GP184AWD – Ferrari F1-87 (1987) #27 Michele Alboreto – Second place Australian GP 1987
GP184B – Ferrari F1-87 (1987) #28 Gerhard Berger – Winner Australian GP 1987
GP184CWD – Ferrari F1-87 (1987) #28 Gerhard Berger – Winner Japan GP 1987
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