Ghosts and Unicorns

I would list any of the St. Petersburg Tram transporter models, particularly the Leyland Tigers used by BRM. The Ferrari Fiat 800 used in the early 50's a only available as expensive Tron built or kits. Some of the OM Leoncinos used by the smaller Scuderias in the late 50's and early 60's. I would also add the Alfa Romeo transporters from the early 70's. The Ferrari transporter you showed of course, another GILA Modelli gem. Of course I think many if not most would like the Alfa Romeo transporter he did. 😀

Yes, put me down for a $75 IXO version of the '50's Alfa Romeo transporter .

Here's a few other transporters that I think are interesting enough to make economic/commercial sense.

Early '50's Ecurie Ecosse transporter to go with the C-Types:



This 50's Osca transporter is a bit obscure, but could still be a popular addition to the Spark OSCA's:



The special Aston Martin transporter from the mid-50's should be popular:



Another Ecurie Ecosse transporter from the mid-50's to go with the D-Types.



AN interesting model to accompany the 1950's Ecurie Francorchamps Jaguars & Ferraris?



Already done by the Peterson Tram Co, a cheaper more easily obtainable version would be welcome:



This Aston Martin transporter would look great with the winning 1959 DBR-1 and its sister cars:



The United Dominion transporter is well known would be quite desirable:



The mid-60's Austin Healey transporter will look great with the Bizarre Healeys:



Finally, I think Jo Bonnier's 1972 transporter would be a popular addition to his two Lola's that Bizarre have produced:

This I think it can be made from the OM Leoncinos available in partswork collection. Also model on ramp is an OSCA 750s, Spark only did the MT4. 750s was available from Jolly or Renaissance.

Yes to all of these too! The small Maserati transporter with two Tipo 61 Birdcage cars is a masterpiece - even more so with the long tail versions - and the loading/unloading is a thing of wonder.

Another one I'd like is the unusual forward control Land Rover used to transport the BRM-Rover to Le Mans in 1965, especially if they could replicate the way the rear could be lowered to unload the car. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be may good pictures.

One of the models that definitely would be in the $75 category, and which I'd love to have to go with my Jenson Button collection, is a version (or versions) of the 2009 Brawn GP transporters. The Brawn GP story is really quite remarkable given the lack of time and money they had to prepare the car and that they only existed for one 17 race season (winning 8 and getting podiums in 15) and it's really the only part of 21st century Formula 1 history that holds any real interest for me.

It would appear they had a mix of DAF XF and Mercedes Actros tractor units:



And given the lack of funding, it's also odd that they seem to have gone through a change in styling part way through the season. This is from the Monaco GP in May (Round 6):



And this from the British GP in June (Round 8):



Or it may be that one of the above is a transporter trailer unit and the other a motorhome trailer unit and that they had different styling from the outset. Any further insight appreciated!

That Lancia hauler!