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250 GTO reproduction by who?

Discussion in 'Recreations & Non-Period Rebodies' started by amenasce, Jul 24, 2014.

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  1. amenasce

    amenasce Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #1 amenasce, Jul 24, 2014
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  2. 275GTB

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    #2 275GTB, Jul 25, 2014
    Thats one of the Allegretti replicas. Macaris sold it a few years ago to a collector in Europe, it has just recently returned to the UK.

    Location of the photo: Joe Macari Ferrari Service, South London. UK

    I think the new owner is a famous ginger head DJ and he also bough an original Daytona Spyder in dark green!

    I know its a replica, but it is one of the most sorted cars out there.

    here is an old article on the car from a few years ago on PistonHeads:
    Features: Driven: Ferrari 250 GTO Replica
     
  3. Daytonafan

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    #3 Daytonafan, Jul 25, 2014
    The one Wayne Carini restored in an episode of Chasing Classic cars? Loved the colour combination on that car.
     
  4. amenasce

    amenasce Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #4 amenasce, Jul 25, 2014
    Thank you. Not too badly done.
     
  5. NürScud

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    #5 NürScud, Jul 25, 2014
    If you didn't mention the fact that it is a replica, i would say that it is an original GTO.

    Very nice.
     
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    #6 275GTB, Jul 25, 2014
    Hi, not sure about that, but who knows it maybe? From what i can gather so many of the vintage Ferrari's on the market pass from dealer to broker and back to dealer so often you can lose count before they end up in the hands of a new custodian/owner/collector - I am a 100% convinced this is partly behind a very over inflated market.
     

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