Artcurial Paris 02/2016 - Ferrari 335 S #0674 from Bardinon's Mas du Clos Collection

Congratulations to the new owner. I hope the car will be seen in public in the near future.

Gr. Martin

 

http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/comprado-messi-ferrari-mas-caro-del-mundo-4880437

 

With another one ex-Bardinon's yellow V12 already in the stable ?

 

Buyer of $35.7 million Ferrari revealed: Sources

 

Ohio the new home of 50's sports racecars

 

Ohio the home of great Ferrari collections--four and counting.

 

So you confirm my suggestion...

 

Kimberly Ross left her Ferrari FF and Maserati Gran Turismo at home in Ohio to see dealer-son Brian launch the La Ferrari and 488 here.

 

Hopefully it will be at the fca 2016!

 

Funny!

 

Out of interest, why does the car have 2 ear knock-off's on the front, and 3 ear knock off's on the rear wheels?
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Thanks Marcel, nice photo.

Any idea as to why it would have the two different type knock off's though?

 

The power of collaboration !

With all these pics, your all sort of like movie stars ;-) We should start a Classic Life tabloid soon...

Personally, very happy Messi or some sad football (soccer) player doesn't own one of these beauties...it would make me cry. White Range Rovers and purple Aventadors are much better for them.

 

So it wasn't Messi who bought the car?

 

Another 20 to go..😀

 

John Terry, Chelsea Captain has a 275

 

Well, German ex-Football star Michael Ballack has some very nice Ferraris in his garage. 250 Cal.-Spyder, 250SWB and also owned modern stuff like 599GTO that was wrecked by a person from the dealership....

Ciao!
Walter

 

Perhaps having three ears on the back spinner may save seconds over a long race to remove the rear wheels,which will need changing more frequently,and allow the mechanic a better choice of the first,and hardest strike to loosen ?

 

Agree, but than why not the same at the front? Weight saving?
Ciao
Oscar

 

I don't particularly like John Terry, but he has good taste in cars.
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Hmmm, Chelsea blue - I wonder what colour it will be next season as his contract isn't being renewed!

 

Haha very true!

 

RESULTS RÉTROMOBILE 2016 BY ARTCURIAL MOTORCARS. (Ferrari only)

Lot Description Price EUR Result
102 1982 Ferrari 308 GTSi No reserve € 53.640 Sold
111 1989 Ferrari 412 No reserve € 89.400 Sold
112 1986 Ferrari Testarossa € 154.960 Sold
116 1986 Ferrari Testarossa Spider Valeo € 1.210.080 Sold
117 1980 Ferrari 512 BB ** -- Unsold
118 2010 Ferrari California coupé-cabriolet PF € 393.360 Sold
119 1995 Ferrari 512 TR ** -- Unsold
137 1968 Ferrari 330 GTC € 536.400 Sold
138 1963 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta ** -- Unsold
167 1989 Ferrari Testarossa € 107.280 Sold
168 1985 Ferrari 308 GTS QV No reserve € 131.120 Sold
169 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona € 953.600 Sold
170 1957 Ferrari 335 Sport Scaglietti € 32.075.200 Sold
172 1987 Ferrari 328 GTS No reserve Swiss € 90.592 Sold
173 1996 Ferrari F355 Challenge € 176.416 Sold
174 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Spider, conv Straman -- Unsold
199 1958 Ferrari 250 GT coupé Pinin Farina € 524.480 Sold
200 1960 Ferrari 250 GT cabriolet PFSérie 2 hard-top inox -- Unsold
201 1965 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 ** -- Unsold
218 1977 Ferrari 512 BB ** -- Unsold
223 1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 ** -- Unsold

 

Maybe it has something to do with the torque going through the rear axle/wheels?

Gr. Martin