Hello, please help me to idetify this Ferrari! For me, it has something from 250GT, but another cabin. Thenk you! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Ferrari 250 GT Speciale 1187GT. Click here and scroll down the page. Gooding Scottsdale Auction 2013 - Featured Offerings See also here: http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z15302/Ferrari-250-GT-Speciale.aspx Just sold by Gooding at Scottsdale for $2,365,000.
Hello. I have a problem again. It says here (Automobilia Auktion Ladenburg) that it is 410 Superamerica, but I'm not sure in it at all. Please help what it is and from what year. Thanks! Image Unavailable, Please Login
Although photo is hard to see I think this is the yellow 1954 375 MM Spider Pinin Farina 0460 AM of Mrs Willametta Day of Horseshoe Ranch in Nevada. Still with the Day family. Marcel Massini
The yellow 375 MM was the cover story feature for Cavallino Ferrari magazine issue #69. I don't recall any other print stories about this car after that. CH
That's right, but Road&Track already had a completely comparable article in the Ferrari issue of November 1991. The Cavallino article was from 1992.
Can you help me again please? Past Models - 250 GT Cabriolet - a set on Flickr Are they Serie I with open headlights or Serie II cabriolets? Thanks!
Does anyone have any idea who that lady is driving her cab on California coast line? A great mystery, that photo!
By the way: LHD, no hood scoop, silver or light metallic blue exterior, black interior, California plates. Photo taken in CA in what was probably the early 1960s. Can anyone identify it? Wrong colors for 1805 GT. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I cannot possibly see how that could be Barbara Hutton. If you search for Barbara Hutton photos on Pinterest or Flickr, you will quickly agree with me. I know factory used this photo to represent celebrity customers captioning it to be Barbara Hutton, but I guess somebody took a wrong turn as the lady driving the Ferrari might look a little like Hutton looked like in 1920's or 30's... PS. I also think that the interior color may not be visible in this photo, the ragtop cover does not necessarily match the leather.
Hutton would have been 51 in 1963 (the earliest this could be with the black plate CA car). True, the person in the car looks a little more "healthy" than Ms. Hutton usually did, but her appearance changed dramatically day to day, week to week. My grandmother worked at Santa Anita Racetrack and got to know her during the days of her marriage to Cary Grant ("Cash and Cary" they called them). One of the things that Grandma said about her was that she LOVED jade. Jade jewelry, jade colored clothing, jade colored handbags, jade colored scarfs, even jade colored "foundation garments". So I've always looked at this photo, seen the "woman of a certain age", with a Ferrari, in California in 1963ish wearing a Jade Scarf and thought it could be Ms. Hutton. I could be wrong, but I wouldn't dismiss it as a possibility.
I have that issue. The car obviously has a 375 plus engine. In the article you could read that "Willy" Day ordered a red car with beige interior and LHD. Enzo was not happy to sell one of his racing car to some rich woman in California, but he needed the money. He altered the specs to show who was the boss...
I thought the same at first, but I believe that a portion of the seat back can be seen here: Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Hello! I have another problem in identifying Ferrari. It says on Ruoteclassiche that this car is Ferrari 166 MM/53 Vignale Spyder Alfredo Vignale | Ruoteclassiche But as we know, Vignale coachworks for 166 MM/53 and 250 MM are practically the same. So can somebody identify the car on photo and say its chassis number. Thanks! Image Unavailable, Please Login