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Ex-NART 59 Dino 246 Sport Spider

Discussion in '206/246' started by Dino Club Germany, Feb 3, 2010.

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  1. Dino Club Germany

    Dino Club Germany Formula Junior

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    #1 Dino Club Germany, Feb 3, 2010
    That would be the right toy to play with!
    Unfortunately my wallet size does not fit..
    And as told in the history it was owned by our friend Ed Niles in the early 70´s.
    http://www.kidston.com/view_car.php?id=99
     
  2. Dino2400

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    #2 Dino2400, Feb 3, 2010
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  3. tx246

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    #3 tx246, Feb 4, 2010
    No where near the same. I have lhd recreation of the 246/196 and it is a blast. What is the asking price? Even being an original car, it doesn't have an original engine, does it?
     
  4. msdesignltd

    msdesignltd Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #4 msdesignltd, Feb 10, 2010
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    Didnt Alain de Cadenay test that car in the ferrari Video..

    In the streets of London?? Victory by Design

    Someone post a link
     
  5. of2worlds

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    #5 of2worlds, Feb 10, 2010

    Maybe the motor is orig. Certainly makes for interesting reading all the 'deals' described in the history that went on over time!
    CH
     
  6. tx246

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    #6 tx246, Feb 10, 2010
    No doubt! Almost like the ultimate in horse trading in highest most realms of the Ferrari world. It almost seems like the price isn't the sealing deal, it is all the trade this for that that makes the deal happen.
     

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