Whatever became of this 1955 Ferrari?

Great to see 0228 in action and in this color. Thanks Boudewijn!

 

I assumed so but I was wondering what happened to the small secondary air intake between the windows. Also the screens in my picture are different sizes while in the 0348 they are the same.

 

Here are several improved scans from that race.
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Thanks, excellent photos. This is the front row from a different angle.
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That's so cool, with just a slightly different angle you could make out my dad taking his pictures.

This b+w picture of the #60 Jag taking the chequered flag is all over the internet and it's great to see a different angle and also the crowd (including the flag man) checking the car out afterwards.
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Shortly after the start.
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He is in that grandstand somewhere!
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Excellent pictures, guys! Thanks for posting them!

 

Hi Marcel and anyone interested in this great American race history, i.e., Corvette v Ferrari,

My father, Jerry Earl, did get his Ferrari, that he owned, out on the track. As a matter of fact, I was just speaking to my uncle Jim last weekend and he said, "Jerry and his mechanic trailered it down to, I believe, somewhere near Cincinnati, Ohio to an SCCA sanctioned event. Unfortunately, the Ferrari broke down and Jerry didn't complete the race."

Also, I did a presentation last weekend at the Elliott Museum in South Florida and whereby my talk came right after Luigi Chinetti. He and Jacqueline did a wonderful presentation/talk! I then followed with my Corvette v ************. Afterwards, Luigi and Jacqueline looked on their laptop and found the picture I'm showing here of my dad racing the SR-2 in Nassau, Bahamas in '58. Sometimes the truth just takes a while to emerge...

Long Live the Motoramic Masterpieces!
Richard Earl
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Hi Marcel, Hope this note finds you well. Let's talk about this sometime (Iphone FaceTime or Zoom), I'd be interested in hearing your side. Thanks, Richard Earl