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412 luggage set wanted

Discussion in '365 GT4 2+2/400/412' started by abilliet, Oct 28, 2012.

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  1. abilliet

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    412 luggage set wanted
     
  2. Schumi

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    Does anyone know if a 400i set was made? I've never seen a 412 or 400i set for offer.
     
  3. Ashman

    Ashman Three Time F1 World Champ Owner Silver Subscribed

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    Definitely a 412 set, there is a picture of one in my book about the 412. Would obviously fit the earlier models as well.
     
  4. Schumi

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    As I do not have a copy of your book, could you post a pic of the luggage set here?
     
  5. abilliet

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    412 set auctioned
    In UK several
    Years ago
     
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    I saw a set on eBay years ago (6-7). They sold for $1,900 US if I remember correctly.

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    I'm on laptop since Sandy knocked out my power but that set doesn't look like I recall and, at the very least is incomplete since the 412 set included a suithanger style case in addition to one (possibly two) smaller rectangular makeup case style cases. I'll look and post when I get power back.
     
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    This thread slipped by me but I also remember this eBay item back then, I was really tempted to grab them & wish I had :( I did make note of the # of pieces & their dimensions:

    2 large suitcases: 25" X 16" X 7" thick, double pocket (inside)
    2 small suitcases: 15" X 12" X 7" thick, single pocket (inside)
    1 garment bag: 34" X 21" (opened), 2 zippered compartments (outside)
    All with tags, locks, & keys.
     
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    A short while back, I was fortuante enough to nab a "never-been-used" set originally from a Mondial--complete with original cardboard packing. I will not disclose the "I actually stole it" price for fear of reprisal. I figured what the heck, sets were likely never made for the 365, but trunk is big enough to fit just about anything. I also recall reading elsewhere that Schedoni did not start making sets until the late 70's--so again it's likely there was no such set for the 365, but it is nice to have confirmation that there was something for the 400. Cool contribution, Erwin. I have mine 4 abreast too, and the large suitcases seem to be the same confirguration/size. Now, if I can only get my hands on those smaller, rectangular, dopp bag looking ones..
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    The nice thing about these cars is illustrated perfectly in Erwin's photo above, we can have 12 cylinder Ferrari fun but actually pack the family with luggage for a trip together as well. A true Grand Touring car with, to steal a line from old Jaguars, "Grace, space and pace"! For the record here are pictures of the luggage set for a 412:
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    A set of aluminium Zero Halliburton cases would go nicely in a 400 too.
     
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    @Ashman, thank for sharing. Out of curiosity, from which book are those pictures taken? Thought I recognized it and checked my library. The book "Ferrarissima nr 3" does have a chapter about the 412 (including 365 + 400) and has the following photo printed:
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    Ah, thanks for reminding me. I have that book as well but the photos that I posted were from the book "Ferrari 412" by Paolo Murani and Stefano Pasini published by Automobilia in 1986.
     

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