Dear all, Do you know the color designations or color codes of the bicolore blue / green 166 MM barchetta destined to Agnelli, chassis 0064M. Thank you. Greg
Don't know the really names of colours, but I'm looking to concert the 1/18 Hotwheels to this colours. Car is know here in Belgium owned by Jacques Swaters. Here are some pictures, greetings, vincent
Sorry. Totally off the subject, but I would have hated to park those F-cars in there! Did they park them there or did they build those bookshelves and tables around it? Man, I sure would hate to be the one to take them out. One wrong maneuver and YIKES!!!O_O
What a beauty! more pictures... I don't know the exact name but to me its like a dark blue and green metallic. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I believe that blue is officially called Swaters Blue. The president or our local chapter of the FCA has a 1995 355 spider in that colour.
Hi, It cannot be called Swaters blue, because at that time it was for Giovanni Agnelli when new and Swaters just became the importer for Belgium. Greg
Correct if you ask me. Same goes for Grigio Ingrid, because of the 375 MM that was ordered for her by her husband had this "champagne" grey colour.
Ancient thread but the question remains: What are the names and codes for the colors on this car? Thanks!
This thread started several years before I joined, so I did miss it, but saw the latest post today. I think I have information that can help answer the questions. Back in 1991, when I was producing my limited edition 166 MM Barchetta models; 0008M, 0058M, and 0064M, I was in direct contact with the owners as well as many others in the Ferrari world. Jacques Swaters was very helpful, and supplied me with color chip samples, names & codes. I can't say if these are exact for when the car was first painted, but these are the exact colors of 0064M during the years that Swaters owned it. Here are photos of what was sent to me regarding colors. Hope this helps and answers all questions. Two more notes: the name of my company was changed in 1999. Formerly known as Creative Miniature Associates, changed to CMA Models, Inc. And last photo is a pre-delivery shot some of the 30 models we made of 0064M. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
the current owner Clive Beecham is a member here on Ferrarichat he can tell you if they used the same reference as Swaters .
I believe the colours are as suggested above. I certainly haven’t repainted ‘Nonna’ since I bought her a decade ago and when Touring Superleggera did some remedial work to the grille and rear lights and number plate area, they matched the existing paintwork in the pertinent areas. In most pictures, the green is ‘lost’, but when the sun or the lights catch it all correctly, it is breathtakingly striking….like below, taken from the Ferrari Museum website for the Agnelli 100 year exhibition. Image Unavailable, Please Login
0064 M taken at Spa 3 May 1975, about 47 years ago. I particularly like the door handles. Marcel Massini Image Unavailable, Please Login
and another one taken on the same day……Marcel and I doing the ‘Mille Metri’ around Villa d’Este. Note (c) Image Unavailable, Please Login
great picture, taken by you in period or from the FF Galleria archives do you have any picture from that event of the Dino 246GT # 05454 with M.D. ?
By me. Not from the FF Galleria archives. Here's another pic from the same event. Marcel Massini Image Unavailable, Please Login
A couple more from Spa-Francorchamps May 1975. I wasn't even 18 yet but 0064 M was already 25 years old. Marcel Massini Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
