On offer here is a B25 built by the Chevron factory as a works F2 car to compete in European Formula 2 races in 1973 driven by Peter Gethin using a Ford-financed Brian Hart engine.

Due to a tragic accident in the sister car, Chevron lost the support of the Ford-financed engines and so for the remainder of the season, this car entered several further rounds of the F2 Championship in 1973 in a much more low-key fashion.

It's worth noting that it was also driven by the very well respected Formula 1 driver John Watson in one event that year as well.

In 1974, Chevron sold the car complete to hill climber, Reg Phillips, who campaigned it in the British Hill Climb championship for a few years before it was sold to another hill climb racer, John Stewart.

Unfortunately, Stewart crashed it heavily and sold the wreck to Jeremy Bouckley who broke the car up in the early 1980s and sold off the engine and gearbox.

Thereafter #B25/73/7 went missing until it was found in the early 1990s by racin...