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Needed: pics of James Coburn's 1961 250 California Spyder

Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by Cattona, Jan 9, 2008.

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  1. Cattona

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    #1 Cattona, Jan 9, 2008
    Hi there,

    I am looking to find pictures and any info on James Coburn with his 1961 250 California Spyder. Would any of you have any idea where to look or where to start?

    Axel
     
  2. dfratini

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    #2 dfratini, Jan 9, 2008
  3. SrfCity

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  4. pastmaster

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    #4 pastmaster, Jan 9, 2008
    I hadn't seen a silver or argento California Spider before, but this shot of James Coburn, in his, gives it a perspective that I really like. Quite different from a rosso one, isn't it? I actually prefer it for a road car, and I really like it on this car?

    Ciao...Paolo
     
  5. Cattona

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    #5 Cattona, Jan 9, 2008
    Thanks folks, really great help and sooo fast. You made my day. The car's for sale at RM on May 18 in Italy at Maranello factory. Axel
     
  6. dsd

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    #6 dsd, Jan 10, 2008
    I'm pretty sure Forza did a spread on this car with Coburn.

    -dsd
     
  7. AMA328

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    #7 AMA328, Jan 11, 2008
    one kool dude...anyone remember when he was paid(at the time) the most $$$ per word in history for a TV commercial??


    'Schlitz...Light'

    Some of the movies he was in are a bit dated, but he could really act and sure had a presence on screen.
     

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