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My 250 GT PF Cab. restoration

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  1. John Vardanian

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    Hi Dave, are those panels on the red background from a PF Cab? I thought the fresh air came from the external grill that's in front of the windshield. In any case, you can get this from Newco Products.
     
  2. Bertocchi

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    Thank you John. By coincidence I have both a coupe and a Cabriolet in the shop at the same time.
    I’m working with Ferrari of Austin to Classiche certify the Cabriolet.
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  4. John Vardanian

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    #29 John Vardanian, Aug 24, 2025
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    Dave, I can email you a sample I have, if you'd like.

    john
     
  5. Bertocchi

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    Thanks John,
    Yes I purchased everything from Newco.
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  6. John Vardanian

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    Dave, I was talking about the dyno.
     
  7. Bertocchi

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    I strongly recommend that you use mineral based oil for break in, not synthetic.
    The piston rings will not seat themselves with synthetic, it’s to slippery.
     

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