Information on 1959 Ferrari 250GT PF Coupe Speciale s/n 1751?

I have been trying to find a Ferrari 250GT Pininfarina Coupe Speciale, s/n 1751? I posted about the car in the Early Car to 365 GT Archives, on a Thread titled "Old Family Ferrari Pictures".

I emailed Marcel Massini, and he replied to me today that #1751, has been in Colorado, with a new owner for the last few years. The first owner was a Milanese Industrialist named Mr. Invernizzi.

My interest in the car is that I almost bought it in 1970, here in Michigan, and a topic on 250GT PF's brought that car to mind and want to know where it is and where it has been? Does anyone know of the car or owner? It was last seen in The UK, and has been imported to The USA, and may be under restoration?

Seasons Greetings...Paolo.

 

Ron,

Great to hear from you! Yes, I did look at and drive the car in Michigan, in August of 1970. Kare Pietila, from Helsinki, Finland, confirmed that 1751, was owned by Avery Greene, at that time, in post #126. This is in a group of posts on the car in the "Vintage thru (365GTC4) site", in "Old Family Ferrari Photos", posted by pgb67, on his Fathers and Families Ferrari's, from that era. A great pleasure to read. My posts start at #125, and others from Kare, and Darren, from London, UK and Marcel Massini, Bern, Switzerland, have something to say on the origins of #1751. Very interesting reading!

Ron, I remember this car as having DRUM Brakes and not Discs. #1121 would have possibly had Drum Brakes and 16" Borrani's, because of the earlier series. If Avery Greene, also owned #1121 at this time, then it maybe a definite possibility, but I think it's #1751. It seems this car has had several owners and been many places in the USA and Europe. It's been fun tracking it and discovering it's History. I haven't talked to Avery Greene, yet, but he may have some important things to tell us.
Do you know who the current owner is and where? Any current pictures of the car?

Seasons Greetings and Ciao...Paolo

 

Ron,

Take a look at the Blue Pics of 1751. I'll try to also have the enlargement listed too, it's tricky to enlarge. Why did the owner change the color to Blue?
Hope they show;

http://www.***********.com/photos/index.php?page=1&mode=model&modelselect=140

http://www.***********.com/photos/viewphoto.php?p_id=2940&mode=model&modelselect=140

Ciao...Paolo

 

Al,

I posted my reply in the 250GT posts, in the Vintage-365GT 2+2 Section.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=136348910

Thanks again, Paolo