Pics of vintages I find/see on the net.

Six black ones in total, first one was 09565.
09565 was born Nero 20-B-50 with Arancia VM 3104 leather and red carpets.
The other five black ones did not have an Arancia interior.

Marcel Massini

 

>
Image Unavailable, Please Login
- Steve Battilana

 

Allegretti alloy re body of crashed 275 GTB/4 09813. Commissioned by Greg Garrison. Supposed to be a copy of 275 GTB/C Speciale 06885. New (or as new?) chassis by Vaccari.

 

Yikes.

 

Alwin Hietbrink in the Netherlands made a much more accurate 06885 body copy. See post here.

 

You can go back a decade or more like it was yesterday!
Thank you for the link.

 

The six 275 GTB/4 in "Nero 20-B-50" are:
s/n 09425
s/n 09565
s/n 09743 (original interior in leather "Giallo Stones")
s/n 10063
s/n 10133
s/n 10291

Alf Tewes

 

any pix of Giallo Stones interior?

 

250 LM 6053 with engine and transaxle from 6167.

 

From Evan Lerner.

Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

Vin 09565 during Cavallino Concorso.
Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

All fakes.

Marcel Massini

 

4115 GT and still is registered 6 PEV.

 

The sharknose 156 F1 replicas are the 65 degree vee and 120 degree vee engine versions by Setford & Company.

 

Here the real and unfaked picture
https://www.alamy.com/1962-presentation-of-ferrari-f1-and-sportcarsferrari-156-v6-250-p-and-gto-berlinetta-credit-image-sutton-motorsportszuma-press-image661217926.html

 

The Dino 246 SP replica was also built by Setford & Company using an original 246 engine and transaxle apparently. Has been numbered 0790R. Same owner of the 3 cars.

 

See Doug Nye posts here and here.

 

I recall a similar picture in Sports Car Graphic all those years ago….it obviously made an impression!