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Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by Napolis, Jun 27, 2006.

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  1. FarmerDave

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    Fantastic, thanks for the answers.

    What a great pic with the Chaparral trailing behind her.
     
  2. Napolis

    Napolis Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Basically a through going through to make sure she's safe to use. Nothing major as she in great shape.
     
  3. vur

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    Were there any exotic materials used on these cars of that period? I recently saw a 906 Porsche (Carrera 6) and that had some early fiberglass fixtures (or so they appeared) around the velo stacks, as well as being fiberglass bodied.

    So after the refresh 0854 will have Maranello Concessionaires dressing? Will it sport the BOAC logo as well?

    A pic of the cockpit and instruments would be welcome if possible.

    Thanks for sharing Jim
     
  4. Napolis

    Napolis Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Yes she will be painted as she was and have BOAC label. Will round up a dash photo.

    Best
     
  5. henk4

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    but it was the only race in Europe where the 2F won....
     
  6. Napolis

    Napolis Three Time F1 World Champ
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    No that photo is from Le Mans. The 2F won Brands Hatch.

    Best
     
  7. henk4

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    indeed, I got confused because of the mentioning of the BOAC label. Did your car at any time carry the British registration plate "2 PV"?

    best
     
  8. Texas Forever

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    Jim, just curious. I imagine that the coupe is a lot nosier and hotter than the spyder, yes? Or, does the thrill of driving the car make you not even think about such things?

    Dale
     
  9. Napolis

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    #34 Napolis, Jun 30, 2006
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  10. thepinkumbrella

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    The car wore 2 PV whilst in the ownership of Paul Vestey
     
  11. henk4

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    #36 henk4, Jun 30, 2006
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    in which case....(during one of end of nineties Coys festivals)
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  12. enzo360

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  13. henk4

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    and nice to see that they called it a P3/4 rather than a 412P....
     
  14. ArtS

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    Pieter,

    This is not a problem - Jim has both cases covered!

    Regards,

    Art S.
     
  15. henk4

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    Of course, I never doubted Jim's ability to solve any problems. Just the fact that both type indications are being used makes the live of a Ferrari historian quite interesting....
     
  16. ArtS

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    Pieter,

    I meant that he has an example of each - P3/4 and 412P.

    Regards,

    Art S.
     
  17. henk4

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    but according to the sign used by Coys he now has two P3/4s......(taking 0846 as a P3/4)
     
  18. Napolis

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    Hi

    They are wrong.

    0854 is a 412P

    0846 is the only P 3/4 it is unique/one of one.

    Best
     
  19. henk4

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    just waiting for you to enter the debate.....thanks
     
  20. R33

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    #45 R33, Jun 30, 2006
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    Covered by motorsport in the April '97 issue, kindly pointed out to me by a good friend.
    I've been waiting for this 0854 thread Jim....Dont disappoint me :)
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  21. Napolis

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    They're wrong too 0854 is a 412P. :)
     
  22. henk4

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    stupid britons.....
     
  23. R33

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    Yes i know!!, but didnt have any choice with the description.
    Fortunately not such a stoopid Briton :):)
     
  24. fastback33

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    Purely out of curiosity how much does a 330 p car go for now? 1 mil? 2? 2.5? Or less?
     
  25. wax

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    I never tire of reading those two words.
     

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