Just spotted it on insta, the wheel pants are intriguing for wide wheels. Anyone know anything? Image Unavailable, Please Login
It's a body mockup prototype for either the 288 GTO or 308 Group B cars, forget which one. It's been discussed here.
Seems to be the 1977 "millechiodi" ("A thousand nails", alluding to the rivets for the wing extensions). Rgds
might be a 'Millechiodi' replica. Seems that the original car ended up in their scrapyard. https://goo.gl/images/53Z5HL Best Martin
This old chestnut... comes up every few years... but is it the real millechiodi [emoji6] some claim yes, some claim no.
Those things are terrible, lots of work also for terrible. I like these that their proper race car stuff, for a 308 and aren't styled like the Koenig square flares
Ahh, yes, Pininfarina design study released in 1977 - more as a creative exercise - whose styling ultimately appeared on/informed the design of the 288 GTO. Some good shots here: deadspin-quote-carrot-aligned-w-bgr-2<\/title><path d="M10,3.5l3-3,3,3Z" style="fill:%23fff;stroke:%23fff"/><path d="M0,3.5H10l3-3,3,3H26" style="fill:none;stroke:%231b3a4d"/><\/svg>')}.f_branding_on.blog-group-deadspin .editor-inner.post-content .pu
That's the back of the Ferrari factory "back in the day" and not a scrapyard! (From: "Ferrari Dino 246, 308 and 328: A Collector's Guide": https://www.onbuy.com/gb/transport-books/ferrari-dino-246-308-and-328-a-collectors-guide~c3150~p1376667/?condition=used&lid=1406747&exta=gshp&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxqez_J2x1QIVpLDtCh0SSAbUEAQYBCABEgIEOvD_BwE ): Image Unavailable, Please Login
here is an old thread about the "scraped" question http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/308-328-sponsored-yellow-compass-group/7855-ferrari-308gtb-millechiodi-2.html
