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1966 Sir Jack Brabham F1 Champion Limited Edition Autographed Print Juan Manuel Fangio He later worked as a Kimi Antonelli

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1966 Sir Jack Brabham F1 Champion Limited Edition Autographed Print Juan Manuel Fangio He later worked as a Kimi Antonelli He later worked as a promoter for the Tri City Speedway in the 1980's alongside his duties at his cattle farm This helmet was part of the Ron Burton Collection and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity Sir Jack was also the first Australian to win the Formula One World Championship Please note these prints are over 30 years old and may show some signs of wear and tear

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