From Amelia 2004. The high appearance of the rear must be a trait of the LWB's.
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From Amelia 2004. The high appearance of the rear must be a trait of the LWB's.
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Ferrari 250 California Spyder 1961 SWB
I think reviving a thread for only one picture is almost criminal.
But for this car i am making a exception.
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There are exceptions as you say...
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I'll make it a little less criminal....
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Proper California, not that V8 thing they sell these days.
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More goodness.
Lack of charisma can be fatal.
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Two more then. LWB's, correct?
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Thanks for the adds.
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I'm suspicious of the car in post #3..it does not look like a genuine Ferrari.
Those are not Borrani wires and the interior looks bogus, especially the shifter...at least pics 2 through 4.
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Yeah, speedometer and rev counter are from 1950s-1960s era Jaguar. It is definitely a replica, although the bodywork is copied quite well.Originally Posted by Dino Scuderia
I'm suspicious of the car in post #3..it does not look like a genuine Ferrari.
Those are not Borrani wires and the interior looks bogus, especially the shifter...at least pics 2 through 4.
Here is a real one for a change.
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A 1959 Ferrari 250GT California Spider LWB Competizione sold for US $3,260,100.00. A link, while it lasts.
Life's too short to drive bad cars.
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A well-known Ferrari (notorious?) with crazy history, mostly not so good. I can't fathom who would spend top dollar for a rebodied car.
View history: Detail - 250 GT LWB California Spyder s/n 1627GT
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