Chassis no. 061 TRJ
• Made by The Little Car Company in the UK
• 5.4kW electric motor
• New and unused

One of the most evocative model names in motoring history, 'Testa Rossa' (Red Head) was first applied to a competition Ferrari in 1956 - the 500 TR - so called because of its red-painted cam covers. In its later V12-powered form the Testa Rossa proved good enough to win the World Sportscar Championship three times between 1958 and 1961.

Its racing history and wonderful design has led to numerous replicas of the 250 TR Testa Rossa being made, both full size and smaller. This example of the latter was hand built under license from Ferrari, by The Little Car Company and is 75% the size of an original. It is number '061' of a maximum build of 299 and is new and unused.