IS A NON-ATTRIBUTED NON-DATED REGISTER-- 15 PAGES SINGLE SPACED--OF ANY INTEREST? I never bothered to make my own Register since I was priced out early in the game from buying one tho i saw my first Bitsa (the red t-top) in 1970. But recently I found a Register that has no name or date that it was complied, is not copywrited and found a couple cars I bought as a barn finder (Jim Young's car and one of Carey Loftin's) listed so i know at least some of the info is good since I was there and bought them. I don't want to bother to print it out and bind it unless somebody wants it as their own private starting place for recording cars sighted. I tried to look up "Bizzarrini Register" on the net but there's a nasty red warning note that pops up when you do that which implies if you click on it, it will foul up your computer so I don't recommend it, might be booby-trapped. it's not me that's posted this warning.Hell, I'll give a printout free to the next bloke what buys a giclee print (I have ten views incuding Iso Grifo A3/C, (more than any fine artist worldwide).Net address malibucarart at google's address Image Unavailable, Please Login
. Photographed one page do show how dense it is. Has no photographs just SN with succssion of owners of each car. Reachable at maibucarart at google's address Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I love the looks the the Bizzarrini, particularly the spider. BUT: 1) I will never be able to afford an original. 2) I want a driver to take out every day, not a collectable. 3) Since it is a driver, not a show car, I am not particularly concerned with 100% originality; I am more concerned with reliability, handling, and the fun of driving, think restomod. These 3 constraints make me wish there was a decent replica or kit for a reasonable price. Sure, it isn't going to be close to original but I don't really care about that part. For me the goal is to have the style and flavor, not convince others that I have an original Bizzarrini. Then again, I am one of those crazies that used my 599 as a DD. I take it to HD, the gym, groceries, any excuse to drive it.
I wouldn't worry about reliability if the replica mkers fa,ithfully copy the original plans, and think of compared to say a Ferrari V12 of he same vintage how laughably cheap a replacment 327 Chevy engine is. There must be hundreds of such engines in junk yards coast to coast even if most people ouside big cities never heard of Bizzarrini.
a link for ref. (6 vids added) https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/rip-true-genius-giotto-bizzarrini.677284/#post-149142064 .
B1tz advertised in Belgium on 5/28/2023. Is this a new high for asking price in 2023? Anybody know SN so i can look it up on my Register (whose last entry was 2028) ? 1968 | Bizzarrini GT Strada 5300 GT America £1,037,415 Image Unavailable, Please Login Open image in new tab Image Unavailable, Please Login Open image in new tab Image Unavailable, Please Login Open image in new tab Image Unavailable, Please Login Open image in new tab Image Unavailable, Please Login Open image in new tab Image Unavailable, Please Login Speed 8 classics bv Koen Heuts Lierselei 130 2390 Malle Belgium Image Unavailable, Please Login
I am in Newport, RI this week and the auto museum (in town, not the bigger one) has a Bizzarini 3500 in the showroom. We walked into the museum and I said to my wife "That is THE car in here." There is an AMX and a few other cars of interest but I DO love the Biz
I haven’t login is a while either. Not sure what Wallace did if said. Love these Bizzarrinis though. So beautiful Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
0258 in front of Max Balchowsky's shop in Hollywood . This car had a diffrent set of bumpers made at the factory. You can see this same car at the start of the race in Herbie the love bug . Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login