complete with fresh motor... interior, etc....putting it back to the way it was at Sebring in '59.. I used to vintage the car in the 70's... was always fun to drive..can't wait to do it again...
crew Confused. Is this #1127GT? According to my notes #1127GT was in the USA from 1958 owned by George Reed.The paint in the B&W photo at that event in Austria look like it could be the same car but the dates don't fit.Comments ? tonga's crew
someone sent this to me a while back (#1127GT)... I believe Sebring 1959...but stand to be corrected... ... I also have another photo.. color photo... of the car at Sebring with Reed standing next to the car...(somewhat faded, but definitely a white car with red strip...) Image Unavailable, Please Login
George Reed owned and raced 0893 in 1958, painted white with a red stripe. Sebring 1958 was the car's first race. Reed won the C Production National Championship with this car.
and in the left corner of the first picture an early 1971 Ferrari Daytona coupe (Bill Harrah hot rod) in Rame met.
44247 VC: 1957 Series 2 250 GT LWB "TdF" Berlinetta 14-Louvre S/N 0629GT, with Carrozzeria Scaglietti coachwork. Racing #164 first used in the 1957 Tour de France.
I love them all, but I'm rather partial to the single louvre covered headlight. Here is 0895gt, the first single louvre car. She will be driven every day for the next 3 days - forecast in New York is warm and sunny - yipee Image Unavailable, Please Login
Salvatore Fabregas and co-driver Soler crashed early at the Col de la Turbie and DNF, left front damaged. Car today looks not correct, the rubbers on the vertical front bumpers should not be black but white. Marcel Massini