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FERRARI Tool Case Identification Help

Discussion in 'Collectables, Literature, & Models' started by HkPlinker, Jan 31, 2019.

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  1. HkPlinker

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    That's beautiful !!
     
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    Thank you. Funny thing is, it does get blood flowing looking at it. Found in the closet. He thinks it belongs to a 365 GTB/4 purchased new, but is long gone.
     
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    I was thinking a 365/512 BB but only guessing.
     
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    Yes, the Boxer series had the suitcase set.

    Amazing as well as valuable!
    To a Boxer Owner...

    :D :D :D

    Mounted under the front hood. on the fender liner, on the 512BB I surveyed....
    That mint condition set would bring a huge price, I would imagine.
     
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    Yes, that would certainly match.

    Good for him I bet great memories!

    It was a carbed 512BB that I was tire kicking on....
     
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    It's a later Poly Tools version, I would say late 1970's to early 1980's. Same for all of the 12 cylinder models.
     
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