Rank 10 in F1 Heritage Collector documents Denny Hulme as a rear-engine specimen — the 1967 season crowned a Kiwi who inherited Jack Brabham's seat and delivered Brabham-Repco's second consecutive title with mechanical sympathy rather than theatrical aggression. Hulme won at Monaco and the Nürburgring, survived Clark's Lotus charge, and became New Zealand's first world champion — a national hero whose sunglasses and economy of words earned the nickname The Bear. The plate treats BT24 white-blue geometry, Brabham 1967 crest, and helmet palette as catalog facts on warm cream paper — exactly as a heritage driver layout demands before you open the Can-Am parallel career and Bruce McLaren friendship that defined his post-F1 life.