Official Ferrari 275 GTB picture thread

Nice pix, thanks.
Silver one is #10557.

Marcel Massini

 

Correct. It is #09831. Ex Daniel Del Rio.

Marcel Massini

 

Impresive picture! Nice cars you have....more pictures from up please, Lines are great And diferent vision.

 

07271 has had an unfortunate life with many mishaps. Poor car. But at least it's repairable.

p.s. Picture taken at Zandvoort in 1991.
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The Tour Auto is a must for 275 fans.
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Heaven in that photo.

 

Painted wheels.....
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Your logical thinking abilities are really impressive

 

picture credit for Ludovic Manchon.

#10835
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That color is beautiful! E

 

We didn't have a huge showing, but there were some very, very nice cars on display this year.
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I would have thought Grigio Fumo but I am really not sure at all.
Marcel would know this.

 

This car was repainted and retoresd by DK in 2011. The color grigio Mahmoud - interior bordeaux.
Grigio Mahmoud was a color made between 81-86 (+/-)

this car was originaly in white

 

If you look on 330gt.com, Grigio Mahmuod is there on a Italaver paint chip set for Pininfarina cars which is apparently for 365s.
Which implies earlier dates, so maybe it is correct for the 275?

 

Grigio Mahmoud is a color of the late 1960s (see 365 GTC's).
However, none of the 275 GTB's or 275 GTB/4's were originally painted Grigio Mahmoud.

And as already stated previously #10835 was born Bianco Polo Park (white).

Marcel Massini

 

Which means something or not? I mean such a lovely color and none were painted in that color. What were people thinking? Or maybe they were not thinking at all. In this case I think DK (or whoever did this) did ABSOLUTELY the right thing. Paint it in this color combo instead of white.

Sometimes niceness trumps originality

 

I never seen this web, but I will check. Thanks for the link!

 

The Scaglietti range of colors selected for the 275GTB were from the Glidden Salchi paint manufacturer; Pininfarina in this period used essentially Italver colors. If you chose a color, I believe it was interpreted into the respective product range on offer by each coachworks and did not generally cross over in my view. I expect you did not get specific Italver color on a Scaglietti body in that period. It is generally not original to mix them up (like the FChat community tends to do all the time), unless evidence to the contrary and no doubt there were exceptions.

 

8743 as I bought it (next to Steve Mitchell's GTO). Well, I told you I used to like to fix cars up, didn't I?
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And furthermore it has been giallo, then rosso, then blue in its life. looks great now.

 

Trying to get a nose up on the competition.
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