Original ferrari or fake

A nice replica?

 

It’s not a replica. It’s a bitsa. However, more info on the fact that it was originally “alloy” could impact the value significantly depending on what/where/when/why and what documentation exists.

 

Does it use a Ferrari chassis number?
Which one?

Marcel Massini

 

Ship of Theseus or George Washinton's axe.

 

I was about to sound smart - but JCR beat me to it!

Kevin

 

Does it have a title, bill of sale, registration, etc. or other paperwork? Or was it found abandoned somewhere?

 

Will this turn into a 20 year 8000 page odyssey like a certain post re a Daytona winner did?

 

I'm here for it.

 

Genuine fake.

 

Not a fake if it has a real chassis number, but it is such an extensive restoration l suspect the value would be at the low end of the surviving population. Originality is key in the collector car market, and unless Ferrari did the restoration and documented everything I think this would draw less interest than most.




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Triggers broom...

 

This cannot be a "real" example. Virtually nobody would replace the entire frame because there is rust (where do you get a replacement frame years later?). Virtually nobody would replace the entire engine (presumably with the same type engine) rather than fix it. Virtually nobody would replace the entire body because the alloy was weak (where would you get an entire replacement body many year later after the original had "weakened"?). Each of these scenarios is unlikely, so for somebody to do all three would be even more implausible.

Is this is a hypothetical question?

 

On top of that, if none of those components survived, certainly neither did the seats, gauges, wheels, all glass, exhaust and suspension. What's left, the ashtray and cupholders?

 

The original tach needle is all you need........

Marcel Massini