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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by marksgtv, Apr 25, 2013.

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  1. marksgtv

    marksgtv Karting

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    #1 marksgtv, Apr 25, 2013
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    Shameless self-promotion here .. hope I don't offend anyone with this but the current issue of Forza magazine has a story I wrote about how a unique relationship with the Ferrari racing team in the mid '60s helped start an American company. Probably their biggest product were Momo steering wheels made by Gianpiero Moretti. It was a terrific experience researching this topic and the timing of the article's publication couldn't be better as Karl spoke in Hershey, PA last week and I got to see him and present him with a copy of the magazine.

    He was very pleased that someone was interested in this company that he started 46 years ago. I think most of you guys will enjoy the article... at least I hope so.
    Warm regards,
    Mark Morrissey
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  2. trashidelek!

    trashidelek! Formula Junior

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    #2 trashidelek!, Apr 25, 2013
    I enjoyed reading it. It was a bright point in what, all too often, has become a stale magazine. Hopefully, Forza will have more historical articles in the future, and less of the endless series of value guides...
     
  3. marksgtv

    marksgtv Karting

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    #3 marksgtv, Apr 27, 2013
    Thanks a lot Trash. I admit to favoring the historic articles as well. I'm working on a couple more now. One on Gianpiero Moretti's Ferrari connection and, I've got a story coming on the Scuderia Sant Ambroeus with a pile of beautiful, never before published period photographs.

    It should be pretty good.
     
  4. jm2

    jm2 F1 World Champ
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    #4 jm2, Apr 27, 2013
    agree
    Cavallino does cover the historic cars well IMHO
    but the whole value guide thing can be redundant,particularly with FML,etc.
     

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