Explore a unique collection of photographs and ephemera linked to three remarkable vehicles, two of which were once in the possession of the legendary British racing driver, Sir Stirling Moss. The restoration of these vehicles was overseen by Moss' trusted mechanic, Don Haldenby, adding a fascinating layer of history to the items on offer.
Among the highlights is the FiA Historic Vehicle Identity Form for the 1958 Lola MK1 Prototype, accompanied by captivating photographs capturing the car in action during the 1950s. Additionally, there is a FiA Historic Vehicle Identity Form for a 1964 Alfa Romeo previously owned by Stirling Moss, adding prestige to this exceptional collection.
Another noteworthy inclusion is a copy of the FiA Historic Vehicle Identity Form for the 1960 Lola MK1, featuring a post-restoration photograph of the vehicle signed by Stirling Moss himself with a personal dedication to Don, showcasing the close relationship between Moss, Haldenby, and the vehicles they cherished.
These remarkable items come with a unique provenance, as they were gifted by Don Haldenby to the vendor, who happened to be a neighbour. Haldenby's connection to Stirling Moss dates back to the 1950s when he worked as a mechanic for Moss' father at the British Racing Partnership. Over the years, Haldenby continued to care for Stirling Moss' impressive collection of classic cars, further enhancing the historical significance of these collectibles.
Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of motoring history with a direct link to two iconic figures in the world of racing - Stirling Moss and Don Haldenby. Secure your bid today at Duggleby Auctioneers and add a touch of racing heritage to your collection.