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Tyrrell 006 Ford #6 F. Cevert Belgium GP 1973 MCG 1:18

Tyrrell 006 Ford #6 F. Cevert Belgium GP 1973 MCG 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Tyrrell
Manufacturer
MCG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
MCG18601F
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About the Tyrrell 006 Ford #6 F. Cevert Belgium GP 1973 MCG 1:18

TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast Tyrrell 006 Ford recreates Francois Cevert's #6 entry from the 1973 Belgian Grand Prix, teammate car to Jackie Stewart's Monaco-winning #5. The zinc alloy body is sealed with no opening panels, holding the classic F1 silhouette as one continuous casting. Completes a two-car Tyrrell team set.

Francois Cevert's #6 Tyrrell ran alongside Jackie Stewart's #5 through the demanding 1973 season, and this Belgium GP entry documents a talented second driver whose own career was tragically cut short later that year.

Diecast Construction Shared With the Team Car

Like its #5 teammate, this Tyrrell's zinc alloy body carries genuine weight and holds the slim, purposeful 1970s F1 silhouette with sharp, well-defined cast edges along the bodywork and exposed suspension. The sealed, one-piece shell keeps the cockpit surround and engine cover as one continuous casting, presenting the period Elf livery cleanly across an unbroken surface without the dense sponsor decal packages later eras would carry.

Cevert's Place in the Tyrrell Story

Francois Cevert showed genuine championship potential during his time alongside Stewart, and 1973 stood as arguably his strongest season before his death at the end-of-year United States Grand Prix, an event that closed out Stewart's own championship-winning career on a somber note. The Belgian Grand Prix entry documents Cevert's contribution to the team's competitive campaign that year.

Completing a Historic Team Set

Paired with the #5 Stewart Monaco-winning entry, this Tyrrell completes a two-car grouping documenting a genuinely significant, bittersweet season in Formula 1 history.

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