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..Hello ..thanks to you Marcel ! Please tell me if you know , what is the racing history of this car ???..Only Le mans 1975 , or is this Daytona raced in other competitions ?????...

 

Marcel, Nice to hear from you at last.We have missed you. Have you been following the saga of 1C/10S?? Any ideas you would like to share. Please remember this is a PG web site. Again welcome back tongascrew

 

Yes ! thanks Marcel.

You're right "pantera gr4", it's the real question.

As maurice Dantinne some competitions with this Ferrari Daytona sn 16717 ?

 

Maurice Dantine used his Daytona 16717 ex LM75 in 1977 in some Ferrari club races:Nivelles 9/6/77#27,Dijon 26/6/77#85 and minor race in Belgium.

 

I finally found some of my old artwork for the Comp. Daytona's.
This was done for my old model company Scale Designs. I own the
rights to the drawings and they cannot be used without my approval(for private use only)
The first photo is of the resin 1/24th model completed.
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If you would like to see some very nice quality hand built Ferrari models
on display come to the Ferrari Expo. Hugh and John put it on at Continental
Autosport every April near Chicago. We run a high quality model contest during the show.


Tom Tanner/SD

 

OK, you serial number nuts, try to identify this car. First one with the correct answer gets a kiss on the lips. From my dog.
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Argh!
375MM 0362AM,Maserati 4,2l,Mistral body ?

 

Looks like one of those Sutton of Los Angeles in fiberglass.
It needs painted on flames!!

TT

 

Could be #0362 or maybe #0478.

TT

 

Here is the 1972 NART 6th place #74 car chassis #14889.
We even put the Polish racing team logo on the front. Box art
for the 1973 NART #37 car.






Tom Tanner/SD
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Ed,
i think also it should be 0362,ex Parravano,Arciero car.

regards
Ivo

 

Isn't it 0376 (soon restamped 0362) and once owned by Ron Kellog ?

 

From my friend Tom Burnside (www.tomburnside.com). He is an amazing photographer!!!!

PS: I hope he does not mind me posting those low res pics (which are tagged anyway) ... For the high res, please visit his web site ;-)
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He's also a very charming man with tons of stories to tell about what I consider the golden age of racing: the 1960's...

Here are more...
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You guys are GOOD! My dog loves you!

 

Lets see how good you are Ed. What's the SN?
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Anyone who loves dogs and Ferraris can't be all bad (at least that's what I tell myself).

 

Bolt must be from 002? But some years back someone came up with a little box of those goodies, brand new, and I had one from that box for a long time. I never did find out if they were the real thing or not.

 

I think the horse is upside down on the counterfeit bolts.

 

Oh my god that poor 250 LM ... ... which one was that?

Pete

 

That one is real Sal found it in Modena. In the sixties Stan had a few made which is likely the box you got. 002's are long gone but we're searching for some.

Best

 

250 LM Chassis 0214 (Tom O'Brien/Charlie Kolb USA)

1964 Sebring.

DNF of course....

 

Chassis #5149. The rest is correct.

 

You are right, my mistake

Cheers.