Vintage Ferrari chassis pics

It's been a long time since I've owned any books on Ferrari but if memory serves, Inside Ferrari by Michael Dregni (not to be confused with the Olympus F1 photography book by the same name) should fit the bill nicely without being 'Ferrari expensive'.

 

Thanks for the recc. I just got this over the weekend, and the photos are amazing. It is a welcome addition to the collection.

 

It's a neat book. Enjoy!

 

Just to give a bump to this thread... Different chassis structure of the AAC Tipo 815 (Bruno Betty drawing).
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very cool thx for sharing

 

1953 166 MM Autodromo Spider?

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I think it was 1966 when I visited Modena, and Tom Meade took me to a residence, in the rear of which was the equivalent of a two-car garage with a huge flat plate. On the plate two guys were building a chassis for a Ferrari. I don't know if that chassis was for a special order (from whom?) or if it was for a production Ferrari. I wish I had asked more questions! Does this ring a bell for anyone?

 

FerrariP4: That grill does look like 0272M (NOT Autodromo). They could easily have moved the fluid containers from the side to the firewall once it was installed. Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

Hopefully we will have these tyres again from Pirelli in the size 600-16

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Hi Longstone,

I inquired about the status of this tire with a USA Pirelli representative late last year and he advised it was not yet in the line-up. Do you by chance have recent news on any schedule to produce this Stelvio Corsa?