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Mercedes Benz 300 SLR Roadster, No.722 silver, 2 K supports
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Mercedes Benz 300 SLR Roadster, No.722 silver, 2 K supports

€32,90

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Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR #722 Sterling Moss / Denis Jenkinson
 
LEGRAND 1:87 scale plastic model, very detailed design and printing (with Union Jack flag and starting number), filigree rims, length: 49mm
 
The annual Mille Miglia event had a particularly attractive field of participants in 1955. Mercedes-Benz had big plans and sent an armada of four 300 SLR racing cars, which were used for the first time. Well-known top drivers were to challenge the fiercest competitors such as Ferrari, Maserati and Aston Martin for victory. Half of Italy was on its feet, eagerly awaiting the national racing event. The cars took off from the famous launch pad in Brescia every few minutes. The first of the Mercedes team to leave the track at 6:58 a.m. with the drawn starting number 658 (start number = start time) J.M. Fangio was the sole driver at the start and finish in Brescia. The next SLR rider to start at 7:01 was Karl Kling with start no. 701 took the 1600 km route under its wheels. Then, at 7:04 a.m., the team of drivers led by Hans Herrmann and co-driver Hermann Eger with start no. 704 from Brescia and gave the SLR its spurs. Last but not least, the young daredevil Stirling Moss and his co-driver Denis Jenkinson catapulted into the race battle at 7:22 with starting number 722. Thanks to his level-headed driving style and outstanding skill behind the wheel, J.M. Fangio crossed the finish line in Brescia in second place behind the winner Stirling Moss (also in an SLR). 

 

 

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Track gauge

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Year

2025

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Manufacturer:

Lemke Collection GmbH

Schallbruch 34a

42781 Haan

Germany

[email protected]

www.lemkecollection.de

Warning:

Detailed scale kit for adults. Color and content may vary from the illustration. Please keep the instructions and packaging safe. This product is not suitable for children under the age of 14. Keep small parts away from small children. If swallowed, these can lead to suffocation.

Made in China!

Warning! Choking hazards small parts. Not for children under 14 years old! 14+

Art.Nr.: LE87302 Category

Mercedes Benz 300 SLR Roadster, No.722 silver, 2 K supports

In stock

€32,90

Includes 19% VAT
plus shipping

VAT included.

In stock

Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR #722 Sterling Moss / Denis Jenkinson
 
LEGRAND 1:87 scale plastic model, very detailed design and printing (with Union Jack flag and starting number), filigree rims, length: 49mm
 
The annual Mille Miglia event had a particularly attractive field of participants in 1955. Mercedes-Benz had big plans and sent an armada of four 300 SLR racing cars, which were used for the first time. Well-known top drivers were to challenge the fiercest competitors such as Ferrari, Maserati and Aston Martin for victory. Half of Italy was on its feet, eagerly awaiting the national racing event. The cars took off from the famous launch pad in Brescia every few minutes. The first of the Mercedes team to leave the track at 6:58 a.m. with the drawn starting number 658 (start number = start time) J.M. Fangio was the sole driver at the start and finish in Brescia. The next SLR rider to start at 7:01 was Karl Kling with start no. 701 took the 1600 km route under its wheels. Then, at 7:04 a.m., the team of drivers led by Hans Herrmann and co-driver Hermann Eger with start no. 704 from Brescia and gave the SLR its spurs. Last but not least, the young daredevil Stirling Moss and his co-driver Denis Jenkinson catapulted into the race battle at 7:22 with starting number 722. Thanks to his level-headed driving style and outstanding skill behind the wheel, J.M. Fangio crossed the finish line in Brescia in second place behind the winner Stirling Moss (also in an SLR). 

 

 

Additional information

Model type

New products

Type

Topseller
Track gauge

Brand / Manufacturer

New product

Year

2025

Description

Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR #722 Sterling Moss / Denis Jenkinson
 
LEGRAND 1:87 scale plastic model, very detailed design and printing (with Union Jack flag and starting number), filigree rims, length: 49mm
 
The annual Mille Miglia event had a particularly attractive field of participants in 1955. Mercedes-Benz had big plans and sent an armada of four 300 SLR racing cars, which were used for the first time. Well-known top drivers were to challenge the fiercest competitors such as Ferrari, Maserati and Aston Martin for victory. Half of Italy was on its feet, eagerly awaiting the national racing event. The cars took off from the famous launch pad in Brescia every few minutes. The first of the Mercedes team to leave the track at 6:58 a.m. with the drawn starting number 658 (start number = start time) J.M. Fangio was the sole driver at the start and finish in Brescia. The next SLR rider to start at 7:01 was Karl Kling with start no. 701 took the 1600 km route under its wheels. Then, at 7:04 a.m., the team of drivers led by Hans Herrmann and co-driver Hermann Eger with start no. 704 from Brescia and gave the SLR its spurs. Last but not least, the young daredevil Stirling Moss and his co-driver Denis Jenkinson catapulted into the race battle at 7:22 with starting number 722. Thanks to his level-headed driving style and outstanding skill behind the wheel, J.M. Fangio crossed the finish line in Brescia in second place behind the winner Stirling Moss (also in an SLR). 

 

 

Additional information

Model type

New products

Type

Topseller
Track gauge

Brand / Manufacturer

New product

Year

2025

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