rank the best Ferrari collections

The Simeone Collection "only" has two Ferrari's as permanent fixtures in the collection a 375MM and a 250TR. But, the museum has had a number of important Ferrari's on display at the museum including a 250LM, a 250P, and the 365P (three seater). The collection also has a great batch of vintage Alfa Romeo's. See here for a car listing and more information www.simeonefoundation.org

Erik

 

JG has an impressive collection by any standards. Although he may be a new guy to many people he has been a car guy for a long time. Alberto Pedretti and Eno DePasquale have been doing work for him for many years before FChat.
More importantly he is a true enthusiast and very accessible! Gets my vote for one of the best (along with Sal of course).

 

Thanks!

002 (002C is how this car has been known but it's stamping's and COA are 002)

Dino Competizione's chassis plate vin # is 10523. (034 is chassis it was built on but it's VIN# is 10523)

Ferrari P 4/5 by Pininfarina is P 4/5's official name as per factory

208 GTB Turbo (ex Vacarella)

 

Complimented by the Duesy

Lola

Ford GT

The little red Alfa

Megs '57

The Boat!!!

 

Surprised no one has mentioned Nick Mason in this thread. While his collection is not Ferrari centered it does include 250GTO, 512S, 365GTB/4 Daytona Competizione, 512BBLM, 312T3 F1 car, F40, Enzo, among its number. Heard he is pretty handy with a set of drums too

 

I was just thinking that. Lola T70... drool... Not to mention the GT40 (!)

 

Absolutely, his book on the collection is a really enjoyable read.....

 

Speaking of Nick Mason
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/goodwood-revival/8741632/Goodwood-Revival-2011-a-look-at-Nick-Masons-car-collection.html

 

Welcome and thanks for that link!!

"On the Limit" the name of the book about his cars.

 

the one-off Mexico Roadster
the one-off Nuccio Bertone's own 250SWB
the first 250 Passo Corto
166 MM Barchetta # 0058

among others ...

also there's another mexican guy named Carlos Hank

he's got the last GTO ever made # 5575
the last 275GTS/4 Nart Spyder # 10749
and at one point he had a couple of 250 TR ( 0748 & 0756 )
and a long etcetera

 

Wow, this is what i call collections with taste, having thoose newrich multi Veyron, Mansory and bla bla collections in my mind

 

lol.....as in the wealthiest man in the world......he could have a nice selection of Ferraris.....

 

Carlos Slim and Carlos Hank Rhon are different people...

Paul

 

indeed...my bad (vowing to read more carefully next time)....

 

Is anyone familiar with this (ex?) collection? The collection was apparently owned by Dutch entrepreneur Harrie van de Moesdijk states a Dutch website. There is no record of him being a prominent Ferrari collector that I can find, the information doesnt seem to be correct. Apparently he sold them all to buy a single painting?

Was this his collection? Is that his garage?
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The first two images in the above posting are of Ralph Lauren's Ferrari collection....not sure about the third image

Ed

 

First two images COPYRIGHT MARCEL MASSINI.

Marcel Massini

 

Van de Moesdijk had a lot of contempory production cars.
They were located on the second floor of an Audi dealership in the south of Holland.
A few years back he sold most of his collection to Kroymans.
Kroymans sold most as inventory from his dealership.

http://www.ed.nl/economie/2484099/Verkocht--28-rode-Ferraris-en-een-blauwe.ece


There were only a few interesting cars, 288GTO, F40, F50 and Enzo where the highlights of his garage.

Nowadays, he's into art.

 

Apologies Marcel.

Excuse me for posting them. Thanks moderator for removing before I did.

 

here are more photos of this collection.
it's in the us so i don't think, a dutch owns it...
http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?p=139505052#post139505052

 

I only just found out it was Jack Thomas who bought s/n 12925 (the Daytona Hardtop one off). I believe he also owns s/n 0355 AL (Agnelli's 375 America), 342 America s/n 0248 AL and 250 GT Boano 0527 GT.

Some very interesting cars as well.

 

Well, at least Rohn is the buyer of the most expensive Ferrari to date (0666 TR). So maybe not the wealthiest man in the world, but he certainly does have some cash lying around.

 

It has been brought to my attention that Carlos Hank Rohn is NOT the buyer of s/n 0666 TR. I got the info from barchetta.cc but apparently it is incorrect. Sorry for any inconvience.

 

I also saw the Rohn listing. I thought the auction company usually announced who bought it, unless it was over the phone purchase.