206 GT Dino at Maui SCCA

I am assuming that is Gregg Blue's car, there can't be many 206's there. His user ID here is GBLUE

 

S/N is 00350.
Marcel Massini

 

What appears to be blue tape is to prevent rock chips?
And (I hate to sound dumb, but), are all 206's alloy bodied?
Thank you.

 

Yes, all 206 Dino GTs were alloy bodied. Besides the smaller engine (2 liters) that's the other major difference to the 246 GT/GTS (2.4 liters) which were steel.
Marcel Massini

 

It always amazes me how absolutely tiny these cars are, they are even a bit smaller than a 246 in wheelbase. Just look at it in comparison to the people and BMW.
How so very pretty though. Very pretty.
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Where is the track? All the times I've been to Maui and I never even thought there would be a track. This is awesome!

Manny

 

Thank you, Marcel

 

Weren't the 206 blocks cast in alloy vs cast iron in the 246, or am I grossly mistaken?

Lovely little car for sure. He ought to TLC the right front bumperette though. And loose the F-badge in the hood, and that ghastly mirror...

 

Looks more like the end of an old runway

 

you are correct, the 206 was a alloy block as well as alloy bodied.

 

http://www.mauiscca.org/gallery/022606AM/02260264_G?full=1

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what a blast to drive my 206......nice to push the limit...Gregg Blue #00350

 

Very nice. Not often you see a 206.

The only way to have a Dino that doesn't turn to rust in HI.

 

how many Ferrari's and Dino in Hawai do you have an idea?

 

Aloha.....my Dino on Maui..and a 246 GTS in Honolulu that I know of..2 or 3 more ferraris on Maui and probable quite a few in Honolulu......

Gregg Blue