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I have now seen photos of 3765 with the front ripped open that confirms you are correct about that.
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From IG account of JF Bardinon some fabulous cine videos at Mas du Clos Pierre Bardinon and his mechanic with 250 GTO 64 5573 GT in video 1 here....
Just a few friendly replies, Dave. I didn't say that anyone here was saying this. Do you have any actual evidence of this or any pictures of...
365 GTB/4s in standard road specification never came from the factory with 9" rear wheels and are incorrect, although I have seen a few Red Book...
Sounds like 3765 LM is going to get Classiche Certification as is? 3765 LM did not race in period at Le Mans 1962 number 7 with the 3 D vent nose...
3765 LM is at Bacchelli & Villa being prepared for the Cavallino Classic in Modena in May and interestingly for Classiche Certification. For it...
You missed the contents of my previous post above #76 here where I had already stated most of how the body shape evolved between long nose 275...
Excuse me. I read very well thank you. My post was also clear stating similarities between body parts within the evolution of the 275 Berlinetta...
Well, no Dyke. That is incorrect. You are comparing only one evolution within the 275 Berlinetta series of cars which actually totalled over 800...
Classiche are not the only ones it seems. And yes it is a BFD in my book. Classic and performance car sales.
Some clearly don't research the pictures, but still charge the big money.
250 GT/E 2+2, 330 GT 2+2, 365 GT 2+2, 365 GTC/4 and 365 GT4 2+2 were built in quite similar low numbers to the 275 GTBs costing the $800k+ to...
5897?
Thank you, Dyke. Always a great pleasure to read your informed replies from many years experience. Please do not take the following as me doubting...
Quite a well known car in the late 80s featuring in a few of the magazines then having been converted from a P400 to with some SV lookalike...
...or more precisely the 1957 Dino 156 F2.
Of course every car is different. Yes, how long is a piece of string? You've worked on and rebuilt P cars, 250 GTOs and their like. In your...
Well, the 1958 model year Dino was. This isn't a 1958 Dino. None exist.
So how much would a high quality restoration cost for a beautiful Pininfarina 330 GT 2+2, 365 GT 2+2 or 365 GT4 2+2 assuming it needs everything...