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Blackbird Film: 1961 250 GT SWB Competizione/Stirling Moss Icon by long time owner/custodian.

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  1. miurasv

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    #1 miurasv, Nov 7, 2017
    Here is a wonderful, must see film made by Blackbird Automotive narrated by her keeper of 30+ years about his historic and iconic ex Rob Walker/Stirling Moss TT winning 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Competizione.

    It is clearly evident he is her custodian for all the right reasons....

    See and hear him giving her the "full beans" below:

     
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  2. 375+

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    #2 375+, Nov 7, 2017
    Full beans, the perfect complement to my morning espresso. Thanks for posting.
     
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    #3 Lusso123, Nov 7, 2017

    +1
     
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    #4 Bluebottle, Nov 7, 2017
    Great video, sham it wasn't longer. He said "isn't it great that you can get a thrill out of driving a car at 60 mph instead of having to drive it at 160" - SO true! That's what I love about my Dino.
     
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    #5 KenGoldman, Nov 7, 2017
    Very true about getting thrills at 60 MPH !!!!
     
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    #6 merstheman, Nov 7, 2017
    That is just awesome
     
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    #7 miurasv, Nov 7, 2017
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    #8 635CSI, Nov 9, 2017
    My wife and I saw 2735 GT in North London the other day, it was behind us in traffic. We became very excited though rather disappointed that we were in our Panda 4x4 and not our own vintage Ferrari 2837 GT. Even though the value difference is stratospheric just seeing the two serial numbers and knowing they came from the same factory about a hundred cars apart makes me immensely happy.
     
  9. Marcel Massini

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    #9 Marcel Massini, Nov 9, 2017
    You mean 51 cars apart. They used odd numbers only in those days.

    Marcel Massini
     
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    #10 635CSI, Nov 9, 2017
    Good point , I had forgotten that.
    Even Better !
     

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