BRM P126

This car competed in the Grand Prix Masters race at the Silverstone Historic Tribute meeting in June 2004.

It's David Brown's 1968 BRM P126, and is chassis P126/01. The car was designed by Len Terry, who had previously designed cars for Lotus and Eagle, and was built by Len Terry and Frank Nichols at their Transatlantic Automotive Consultants premises using the new BRM V12 3-litre engine - the first V12 engine produced by BRM. The car raced throughout the 1968 season alongside the P133, which was BRM's own version of the car using the V12 engine, but neither were particularly successful.