Ferrari crashed, no modern !!!

I think I prefer the "More old Photos" thread....

 

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I agree with you but i don't think it's a bad idea to have pictures with old crashed Ferraris.

 

there are so many of these pics ...

for instance 024MB Mille Miglia 1950
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or the most famous Mille Miglia crash ever

0646 in 1957
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This is a pretty disturbing thread.

 

do you know a s/n?

 

maybe disturbing but interesting anyway!
some of these cars will appear on todays market with factory certificate and in "mint condition".

 

this GTO 3647GT represents north of 40 Million $ today and even the SWB and the Aston in the pic are worth millions. who would care that the cars have been heavily crashed in period?
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this crash from Goodwood TT 1962 was not 3647GTs only heavy crash.

1963 Nürburgring
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again Goodwood in 1963
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and 1965 Targa Florio.

3647GT is only one of many examples of historic Ferrari that have been heavily crashed and rebuilt.
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As in previous attempts of similar threads, perhaps some find it disturbing if not down right sickening to publicly display and perpetuate images of events often involving serious or even horrifying physical injuries and/or deaths ? There might even be current owners of such vehicles who may not wish to be reminded of this portion of history of their possession by some indiscreet soul who "read it on the i-net" every time they venture to offer the said vehicle for event or show.

 

1000 KM?

 

this section is terrible....

 

Don't click.
Simple, no?

 

History is history.

 

yes and at this time these car was new...
i m surprising to see the difference feeling with a Enzo crashing picture and 275 GtB

 

you can never hide the car´s history. it is part of its fascination and its value.
why do buyers pay significantly more for race winners? history!
if a car has dark spots in his history the owner has to deal with it.
if you cant, dont buy it.
just close your eyes and everything is fine?

 

Many thanks for sharing, never seen that one.

 

Maybe we should erase all WWI and WWII footage aswell? Well no right, because it's an important part of history, like crash images of a significant car.