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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by redferrarispyder, Feb 7, 2009.

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  1. redferrarispyder

    redferrarispyder Formula Junior

    Sep 29, 2007
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    #1 redferrarispyder, Feb 7, 2009
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  2. neilmac

    neilmac Formula 3

    Apr 18, 2005
    1,252
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    Neil
    #2 neilmac, Feb 7, 2009
    Can't speak for all of them, but I think the yellow one is the very first Daytona spyder, and the only one with the plexi front.

    Naturally, if I'm wrong here someone will correct.

    Neil
     
  3. redferrarispyder

    redferrarispyder Formula Junior

    Sep 29, 2007
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    #3 redferrarispyder, Feb 7, 2009
    NO i meant the quirky paint jobs. especially if you follow the link
     
  4. Bullfighter

    Bullfighter Two Time F1 World Champ
    Lifetime Rossa Owner

    Jan 26, 2005
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    #4 Bullfighter, Feb 7, 2009
    I believe Neil is correct on that yellow Spyder.

    As to the others, there were some weird colors in the 1970s, so I wouldn't assume these are all custom.
     
  5. AMA328

    AMA328 F1 Rookie

    Nov 12, 2002
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    ABQ-67me68-OKC :)
    #5 AMA328, Feb 8, 2009
    Non-red <> 'quirky'

    Some people like colors other than red & black :)
     
  6. sammyb

    sammyb Formula 3

    Jun 23, 2006
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    #6 sammyb, Feb 8, 2009
    Those are all factory-correct colors!

    That green one is "Verde Germoglio", which was also offered on the 308 (although it looked a little uglier on the 308s due to being a brighter green.)

    Another one appears to be simple Marrone...it might be called something different, but I've seen other GTB/4s the same color.
    I don't know which color the yellow/gold one is. There were a few colors in that range of yellow and gold -- including a standard Giallo all the way to a true copper-gold.
     

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