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Discussion in 'Detailing & Showroom' started by Gilles82, Mar 21, 2010.

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  1. Gilles82

    Gilles82 Formula Junior

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    #1 Gilles82, Mar 21, 2010
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  2. AceMaster

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    #2 AceMaster, Mar 21, 2010
    nice
     
  3. Jedi

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    #3 Jedi, Mar 21, 2010
    Very very cool. You sure can see Enzo's Alfa inspiration in that nose.

    Thanks for posting...

    Jedi
     
  4. dretceterini

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    #4 dretceterini, Mar 21, 2010
    The car is in Mario Righini's collection. It's really as much a Nardi ans a Ferrari.
     
  5. Asian1118

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    #5 Asian1118, Mar 21, 2010
    Wow, thats something to see. Pretty cool.
     
  6. f333SP

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    #6 f333SP, Jun 1, 2013
    Thank you Gilles for AAC815 Pictures
     
  7. Santi

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    #7 Santi, Jun 1, 2013
    That one is definitely priceless.
     
  8. bernardo66

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    #8 bernardo66, Jul 29, 2015
  9. ///Mike

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    #9 ///Mike, Jul 29, 2015
  10. tvg

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    #10 tvg, Jul 31, 2015
    That's awesome!!!
     
  11. spirot

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    #11 spirot, Jul 31, 2015
    not to be the downer - but isnt that a re manufacture from the factory? I thought all the AAV's were scrapped and re used after the war?
     
  12. perrm

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    #12 perrm, Jul 31, 2015
    According to Wikipedia (which is still just 'the internet'):

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    Lotario Rangoni died during the Second World War and his brother, Rolando, inherited car no. 020. The car was scrapped in 1958.[1][3]

    Ascari's car, no. 021, was sold to racer Enrico Beltracchini[1][3] who raced it in 1947.[1] After selling the car to a museum and then buying it back, Beltracchini sold it again to Mario Righini.[1] As at 2006, Type 815 no. 021 was still in Righini's collection.[3]
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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto_Avio_Costruzioni_815

    Also mentions a sole survivor in the classicdriver article.
     

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