1972_Ferrari 312B_Buenos Aires Shape:Square This version depicts the original

This version depicts the original prototype T35 - note the slightly taller cowl in front of the steering wheel

Earl - son of a coach builder in LA

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Ferrari 375F1 - the winner of the British Grand Prix in 1951

Johnny Dumfries and Andy Wallace

1972_Ferrari 312B_Buenos Aires Shape:Square This version depicts the original1972 saw Ferrari's major assault on the World SportsCar Championship after the disappointment of the 512 v 917 battles. The new regulations specified prototypes with a max engine capacity of 3 litres. Enter the 312PB the B standing for 'boxer' a flat 12 derived from the 1970 312B F1 engine. The car dominated the 1972 championship after winning the first race in Buenos Aires as depicted here. The car was driven by Ronnie Peterson and Tim Schenken. This