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For Sale Rare FERRARI pedal car

Discussion in 'Ferrari Parts & Collectibles' started by davenichols, Apr 13, 2019.

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  1. davenichols

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    #1 davenichols, Apr 13, 2019
    VERY rare Morellet Guerineau FERRARI pedal car circa 1961. Morellet Guerineau manufactured these pedal cars under license from Ferrari from the late 1950's until the early 1960's in France. This is a rare "Shark Nose" model. Its unrestored and is still earring its original finish. The plastic windshield is missing, along with the sideview mirror. It measures approx 40" long. These are becoming more and more difficult to find, and is a must for any Ferrari enthusiast. Please have your spouses permission to buy yourself this before contacting me about it. I find it amazing how many guys need to ask their wives prior to paying for something, and are often not allowed. Asking $3500.
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    #2 carnutdallas, Apr 13, 2019
    Can we get some pictures of underside and seat. How much rust? Where are you located? Thank you.


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    #4 carnutdallas, Apr 13, 2019
    Thank you for additional pics. Remodeling a new office within the month and looking for pieces like this. Appreciate the ability to ship from Buffalo. Will need restoration for my purposes, but love the original origin of it. Do not want repro’s

    Will PM future inquiry or purchase. Good luck, but hope it is around for my timing. -Rob


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    #5 davenichols, Apr 14, 2019
    Hi Rob,

    If your interested, I can always hold it for you and ship to you when your ready.

    Dave
     
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    #6 miketuason, Apr 14, 2019
    How many miles and does it have all the service records? :D
     
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    #7 Jean-Pierre Marchand, Apr 15, 2019
    Matching numbers? Massini report?
     
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    #8 Rbwiii, Apr 15, 2019
    Is this better off leaving as is, or restoring?
     
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    #9 davenichols, Apr 15, 2019
    Everything is only original once. I would leave as is. Not sure what the comedians who made some of the previous comments would suggest.
     
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    #10 Rbwiii, Apr 15, 2019
    I would agree
     
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    #11 Calvin Steward, Jun 30, 2019
    I am very new to the world of Ferrari and thus I am always just a wall flower on all of the threads that I read (just taking in a lot of information at this point), but I do know a little about pedal cars.

    You will not get hurt on resell if you have a top notch "professional" restoration done. The key is "top notch professional restoration". If you are not going to trust this to (and spend the money for) someone who truly knows what they are doing, then yes,.... I agree with the two previous post,..... don't touch it.

    A bad restoration will completely compromise your original investment. If in doubt, ALWAYS leave it as is.
     

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