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300P4 replica at Fantasy Junction

Discussion in 'Recreations & Non-Period Rebodies' started by TZ 750, Jun 17, 2015.

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  1. TZ 750

    TZ 750 Formula Junior

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    #1 TZ 750, Jun 17, 2015
    1967 Ferrari 330 P4 Replica by Norwood

    And yes, I know this is not up to concours standards,
    and would NEVER fool those of us that demand
    a higher standard for our display cars.

    HOWEVER, I wonder at what price it becomes desirable
    for a car that LOOKS 95% P4, can be driven without (great) fear
    of going off-track, and is just - like the originals - nice to look at........
     
  2. Jacbo

    Jacbo Rookie

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    #2 Jacbo, Jun 17, 2015
    The idea of being able to drive it and drive it hard is what makes it appealing.

    Just have to wonder how much of the soul of the original is lost in a reproduction.
     
  3. ferraripete

    ferraripete F1 World Champ

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    #3 ferraripete, Jun 30, 2015
    he wheels look like a joke. the car is not close to 95 percent accurate.
     
  4. tritone

    tritone F1 Veteran
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    #4 tritone, Jul 1, 2015
    nope.
    75%? closer....
    but they forgot to center the axles/wheels in the openings too
    70%
     
  5. tongascrew

    tongascrew F1 Rookie

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    #5 tongascrew, Jul 16, 2015
    Lets just be sure that on the nose, both sides and the rear that there is a nice tastful chrome badge clearly identifying this as a replica or whatever.The builder also has every reason and right to display a badge. But there should be no Ferrari badge, prancing horse, or logo anywhere.tonga's crew
     

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