NART Dino at LeMans in'72

Le Mans 1972.

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Another Daytona being scrutineered in the background.

Gr. Martin

 

An early Dino, probably at a race in South America. Any infos welcome.


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38.... love the number

 

Sold ?

http://www.autoarch.com/1972Ferrari246GTLM.html

 

Impressive!

 

Mil millas Lagarto, Eguator 1977 (see also post #153).

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so also Mil millas Lagarto, Eguator 1977.... ?

 

I thought there might have been a 1:18 model of that car. I found this one. Anyone know the history or whereabouts?

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different car ... #06396 - 3. Giro D´Italia 1975, original red....

 

The pilot was Gustavo Castro Vallarino.
All the photos are here :

https://www.facebook.com/groups/396180553867004/search/?q=gustavo castro vallarino

And sad end for that Dino...

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I know it was different. Sad to see. Today, that would be a complete restoration project!

 

looks like early L-series....
doors and lids aluminium - melted

 

We all know this would be a cool Dino to invest in

 

If this has been mentioned before, I apologize, but there was a yellow 246, based out of BC, Canada (I believe), that I saw being raced on the West Coast in the 1990s. I remember it had fuel starvation issues going into Turns 1-2, and 3A and 3B at SIR. I believe it also may have raced at Portland International, Westwood, and Sears Point, but not sure.

 

05984 is now for sale
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1146204/1973-ferrari-dino-246-gts/?aa_id=695089-0

Will it reach $800k?

 

No, just because it did what it did? Nobody knows what the story is (was) about.
Unless you know of Brock Yates...and still could not care less

 

So there is some question on to make $800k USD ?

 

Also knock-off’s and front indicates L-series. White it seems. Could be interesting to know the VIN.

Best, Peter