old pictures of Dino

It was a local car to me (10km away) until a few of years ago, when the long term owner sold.

 

Year unknown - Los Angeles, CA. Found it on FB.

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Nice one. Registration plate issued in May 1993 (so max 30 years old this photograph)

 

Ferrari 246 GT and GTS

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Pic 1, 4 and 5 were taken at the Geneva motor show.

Marcel Massini

 

picture 2 was Torino 1966

picture 3 unfortunately no idea....

 

Ferrari 246 GT and GTS
and 206

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Pic #3 with the Daytona 1967-winning 330 P4 in the background was taken at the legendary Museum Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia in Torino on 25 February 1967.

Marcel Massini

 

Picture 2: I am wondering where this luggage set comes from… I don’t think there was any Schedoni set for Dinos.

 

It looks like a beautiful set.

 

In the day, when baggage handlers were extremely polite, and careful with your luggage,
leather suitcases were the norm. American Tourister, specially in Baby Blue, was seen as the downfall of civilization

This a beautiful set, made by one on many leather specialists in Italy.
I still have one lovely suitcase that used to belong to my grandmother, handmade and color to her specs. Great times!

Happy Holidays!

Regards, Alberto

 

Exactly what goes on these days... Bravo

 

Ferrari 246 at the Pininfarina stand
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I was going through some old photos and found one from the winter of '86.

For many years I always had my Dino, a 911, and a 356 in my fleet- along with a few motorcycles.

My insurance company would not cover a turbo so I could not buy one. In 1985 I went with a friend to pick up his 944 Turbo at the factory. I saw that the factory was offering the M491 Turbo Look option which spurred me to buy one.

While I preferred the coupe I always bought a Targa because when you remove the top and the passenger's seat you can haul a surprising variety of stuff --like 8' 2x4s, small pieces of furniture, and entire 911 motors or transaxles.

I bought my first 911 in '72 when I got out of college. My next in '75 was a Carrara Targa with the sugar scoop (you got both the sugar scoop and the plan motor lid), the side script, and the 911 "Safety 911" numbers down the hood. My third in '86 was the '85 Turbo Look 911.

The 911's are long gone. I still own one 356 cab and my Dino which I bought in 1974.

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Terrific photo and story.

 

Very cool. A classic 911 is a small car, but it looks humongous next to your Dino.

 

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where’s the Dino

 

So are all the thumbs up's for the Dino, the woman or the wild pants she's wearing?