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  1. fidjeland

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    #1 fidjeland, Dec 8, 2015
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    A very romantic photo taken by Staffan Enhörning in 1978 on Orsis farm a few kilometers from the factory. The car is most likely the very rare A6GCS PF Coupe. #2056?/Jan
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    #2 3500 GT, Dec 9, 2015
    Nice!.....waiting for the owner to reply!
     
  3. Franco Lombardi

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    #3 Franco Lombardi, Dec 9, 2015
    More likely 2057 outside Corrado Cupellini's garage in Bergamo in 1977.
    2056 never moved from Maserati old wharehouse since getting back there after the 1954 Giro di Sicilia, until Ermanno Cozza, in the 1980s, convinced De Tomaso to finance its restoration.
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    #4 fidjeland, Dec 10, 2015
    Thank you Franco for setting the record straight! Yes, you can just see the blue paint too. #2057 it is./Jan Fidjeland
     
  5. Franco Lombardi

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    #5 Franco Lombardi, Dec 11, 2015
    Jan, not really sure about my previous post correcting Staffan. Staffan does not remember where he took this photo. He thinks it might be a photo of a photo. No doubt this is the 2057 body with its original two tone of blue paint, but the location is uncertain and the date might be considerably earlier than 1977. I am exploring into this matter and I will report. It might take some time. Point is that, as Staffan said: "Franco we are just getting older."
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  6. Portenos

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    #6 Portenos, Dec 12, 2015
    I wonder what happened to the chassis of that 2057 body?
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  7. Boudewijn

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    #7 Boudewijn, Dec 15, 2015
    2057 chassis with new A6 GCS Spider body was then renumbered as s/n 2086.
     
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    #8 Portenos, Dec 16, 2015
    Well, if thats the case then what chassis is now under the body of the blue body #2057?
    Or does the blue body in the photo still exist?
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  9. Boudewijn

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    #9 Boudewijn, Dec 16, 2015
    Original body of 2057 is now on chassis 2070, Franco's car.
     

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