Ferrari 250 Europa and 250 Europa GT Coupé PF Official Picture Thread

When I took the photos and rode in the car, it was owned by Dan Dueich (probably not correct spelling) from the Crown Point/Valparaiso, Indiana area. You will notice the engine compartment looks terrible, but the car ran great!

 

That's the Schouwenburg car 0365 GT in 1977.

Marcel Massini

 

0365 GT was previously owned by Evan Noyes in IN.

Marcel Massini

 

Thanks Marcel. Do you when Mr. Noyes acquired it or any prior owners?

 

1966 to Noyes.
Prior to that with the Lyle family in NorCal.

Marcel Massini

 

Excellent, thanks as always Marcel.

 

Great ! Many thanks !! I have found more pics of the car in the Ferrari Fever book and the car is identified and must be 0419GT.

 

0383GT during the 2000 Mille Miglia

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0407GT Villa d´Este 2009

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Inquiring again if anyone knows if this is an actual champagne/wine bottle holder built in to the dash of this car. Seems amazing, but it is an Italian car after all. Any others like it?



Thanks,
Perry

 

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copyright by poster -3500GT

 

NOT a champagne bottle holder but a round hole in the dash for some instrument and mis-used for holding a bottle.

Marcel Massini

 

0335 EU is nice.
Sergio P.

Marcel Massini

 

Is that the correct color?

 

No, born Shell Gray with roof MM LC 5. Not blue. Blue was done by Junior's House of Colors in L.A., ages ago.

Marcel Massini

 

Oooh,....that would be stunning to see in color! Anyone have a photo?

 

0415GT
Mille Miglia 2009

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On 0365GT, Hilary Raab and I both remember Dan bought the car directly from John Delamater in Indianapolis. John was not generally a "broker". He may have acquired the car from Evan Noyes since they were both in Indiana. I specifically recall Dan telling me when he went to Indy to look at the car, and he and John drove the car. When Dan ran the engine up to about 4,000 rpm, John almost died! "Don't drive the car that hard, you might break it!"

 

0297EU in february 2019 at official Dealer Zenith in Sion

Regards,
Ivo
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Pictures from website of the restorer/coachtrimmer firm Autosattlerei Koc from Köln, Germany. 0299EU?
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I know nothing about the eventual documentation, but have a note saying that Noyes would have owned 0349EU. I presume that is bad hand writing for 0345EU.

 

Great pics, thanks. Yes, for sure 0299/EU.

 

0341EU at 2013 Concours d'Elegance Japan. Pic by Keisuke Kariya.
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Kare: This is 0345EU in 1972 when owned by the Tarwacki Brothers from South Bend, IN. Taken by me in Indianapolis in July 1972. My memory is they had owned the car for a while, so I still don't know the Noyes connection, if any. Photo credit Dyke Ridgley Collection.
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Original owner of 0345 EU was James Stinson of Detroit and in 1956 he gave it for the "Sports Cars in Review" Exhibit held at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI.
In 1964 0345 EU went to Edward Andrews in Evanston/IL, then to Quentin Gustin, also of Evanston, on to Harry Gaunt in Muncie, then back to Andrews and in 1970 to Bob Tarwacki in South Bend, IN.
Here it is with 0570 M and 0403 GT at the Ford Museum.

0345 EU was also color featured by Ray Helm in "Horse Power", the official magazine of the Ferrari Club Australia, Volume 17, 4th quarter 2003.

Marcel Massini

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