BRABHAM BT8
Lowest Price: £151,156 • Median Price: £151,156 • Highest Price: £151,156 • Sell-Through Rate: 25%
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£151,156
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£151,156
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£151,156
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
1
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
25%
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RM Sotheby's
£151,156
20th Aug 2022
1966 Brabham BT8
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9th Sep 2021
1966 Brabham BT8
Bonhams
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29th Mar 2020
1964 Brabham BT8 Sports-racing Prototype
Bonhams
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13th Sep 2014
1964 Brabham-BRM BT8 Sports-racing Prototype Chassis no. SC-5-64
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The Brabham BT8, a sports racing car, emerged in 1964. It was designed by Ron Tauranac and built by Motor Racing Developments.
Its successor was the Brabham BT8A.
Did you know that the BT8 was initially conceived as a Formula One car? Jack Brabham had envisioned it as a potential contender. However, the project shifted focus, leading to its development as a sports racer. This change wasn't widely publicized, making the BT8's F1 roots a lesser-known aspect of its history.
How much is a Brabham BT8 worth?
In average condition, a Brabham BT8 is worth £151,156.
What is the most expensive Brabham BT8 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Brabham BT8 to sell in history was sold for £151,156.
What is the cheapest Brabham BT8 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Brabham BT8 to sell in history was sold for £151,156.
When was the Brabham BT8 produced?
The Brabham BT8 was produced between 1964 and 1966.