ABC Carlo Brianza
1/43 165mm(length)×50mm(width)×70mm(height) At first glance, you might wonder, "An Alfa Romeo grille on a yellow Ferrari truck?" Yet, this vehicle represents a pivotal highlight in the history of motorsport. In the 1930s, "Scuderia Ferrari"—led by Enzo Ferrari—competed in races as, effectively, a semi-works team (and later as a de facto factory team) for Alfa Romeo.
This model is a highly valuable historical artifact that perfectly captures the atmosphere of that miraculous era when Alfa Romeo and Ferrari were virtually synonymous.
It features the vibrant yellow—Modena’s signature color—complemented by black fenders and a meticulously reproduced license plate.
This is an Alfa Romeo GP car transporter (configured for the 1936 Tripoli Grand Prix) created by the renowned Italian craftsman Carlo Brianza under the "ABC Brianza" label. It is an exceptionally rare piece, bearing the serial number "039/500."
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