335 S and friends

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It seems that we are going to have fun tomorrow and Sunday.

Saturday evening, Casa Ferrari is bringing more than 40 cars to their lawn at PB like last year.

See you at the Tour domani.

Nicolás.

 

Although the GTO is the most valuable car on this planet (desite the Mercedes 300SLR Uhlenhaut and the Moss-car) or me the 335S is the maximum of Ferrari.

 

Nice that they kept the Mas du Clos badge on it.

 

I agree Walter. 315 S & 335 S`s are the best F cars in it´s history IMO.

Actually being able to spend quality time with 0684 on Thursday and Sunday made my whole week.

Best,

Nicolás Schenquerman.

 

Nicolás, HAH! But beaten in period by the brutish Maserati 450S when well maintained!

 

If anybody was at the Monterey Reunion races this year, they would have seen David Swig's great drive in a 450S.

 

4504?

 

Yes, we were thrilled. It ran like a train both weekends.

 

The only one that was missing
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Did Rob Walton sell #4504? Then it was the 2nd 450S that changed hands...recently.

 

4504 has been in the same home for many years.

 

Assume you mean 4502.

 

Would you mind sharing what the other car is that has recently changed hands?

 

#4506

 

No.

 

I would have wondered if not.Thanks, Dyke.

 

Take it that it will remain in Europe? Would think that it or the sale of 4502 a few years ago would have been the highest price ever paid for a Maserati.

 

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Yes, #4506 was sold for the highest price ever paid for a Maserati. Its owned by a German collector/racer and is part of the biggest Maserati race car collecton worldwide (1 8VRi, 1 8CTF, 2 8CM, 1 6C-34, 2 6CM, 1 4CM, 3 T26, 1 8CL, 2 T61, 3 250F, 1 300S (at some time there were 3 300S!), 1 4CTL, 1 A6GCM, 1 A6GCS, 1 A6G-2000, 1 V5 Replica, 1 OSCA Mt4, 1 OSCA V12). #4502 was sold for much lesser money some years ago - but it would fetch now the same price figure for what #4506 changed hands).

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Beautiful pictures of the 335 S....what an amazing car