Thank you for the identification details! Supposedly an Alfa 33 in the background? 1967 Nurburgring example below. Image Unavailable, Please Login
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Giotto Bizzarini told Gianni Rogliatti that the body was made by kicking the aluminum sheets with his feet, he placed it on a shortened LWB chassis, which was lying in the factory.
As I recall someone mentioned the wire wheels were a key to understanding which model. Supposedly the car was started in secret and Ferrari didn't want to spend money on a new chassis. Instead Ferrar gave them an old Ferrari GT he had been driving for some time, 01791 that Miki mentioned in post #7314. Or an earlier GT in the 0500 serial number range that Enzo drove? Yes Rob Walker at Monza. Stirling Moss supposedly in the background but disputed. Bandini to the right side perhaps to? Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Notice how the vent design in the sail panel has grown in size with the close up interior picture compared to earlier. Did 02053 ever escape from Jacques Swaters basement at his dealership???
Aardy made the observation about the Boano (0523GT?) type two ear wing nut. A SWB would feature a three ear wing nut. Image Unavailable, Please Login
The full view missing from post #7318 here > Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Enzo Ferrari on the left in the background of the second picture talking to Carlo Chiti?
Old and cheap makes more sense using 0523GT and certainly fits with one version of events. Remember when Enzo Ferrari gave away chassis 01739 for a price to favoured client E Wax and that was a brand new 250 SWB chassis at the beginning. The GTO was a project with no budget to work with on the cheap. 01739GT was also the first street car to get red cam covers which were reserved for the racing side of the garage. Lots of 'funny' things went on...