RE: Ferrari 196S 'Dino': Time for Tea?

RE: Ferrari 196S 'Dino': Time for Tea?

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Tedswagon

92 posts

193 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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Am I the only person who thought shame the chap driving isn't very good?

simonigrale

918 posts

207 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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Tedswagon said:
Am I the only person who thought shame the chap driving isn't very good?
Good at what ? Driving ?

Xakid

30 posts

130 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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The sound of that car made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up - just amazing. Looks beautiful too, love the see-through hump on the bonnet. But for the money I think I'd be going for a Maclaren F1 and spend the rest on buying my own circuit to play with it on...

snowen250

1,090 posts

184 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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If i won the euromillions this WOULD be in my garage.

The looks, the noise, the history. All of it in one car.

Yes you could have ten Enzos, but they just wouldnt come close. If you think they would, something like this just isn't for you. But i'd still rather have this wink


GuitarTech

582 posts

151 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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that sound cloud9 unfortunatly it made me a bit sad. I was reminded again how ste my 4-cylinder VW sounds..maybe one day...

Cacatous

3,163 posts

274 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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Why is it right hand drive?

Bull1t

772 posts

284 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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The Crack Fox said:
£10 million, even if I had it, I'd feel guilty spending that much on a car, as lovely as it may be.
The person who buys this will have far more than that. You don't own a multi million pound ferrari and a daily driver hatchback.

snowen250

1,090 posts

184 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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Cacatous said:
Why is it right hand drive?
I believe for better weight distribution. Many of the 250LMs and 250SWB's were RHD as well.

I could be wrong though....happy to be corrected!

Behemoth

2,105 posts

132 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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Beautiful to the eyes and ears and I'm sure to the touch and smell if you're lucky to get in it and drive.

Anyone out there still repeating the tired received wisdom that a Ferrari has to be a 12?

foxbat

27 posts

268 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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First time in a long time where I've gasped out loud at the sheer beauty when a car photograph scrolled into view. It's a cliche but they REALLY don't make them like that any more.

mollytherocker

14,366 posts

210 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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The Crack Fox said:
£10 million, even if I had it, I'd feel guilty spending that much on a car, as lovely as it may be.
What about if you had 1000 million? I think your perspective would dramatically change.

chevronb37

6,471 posts

187 months

Thursday 25th July 2013
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4rephill said:
Benbay001 said:
sinbaddio said:
Surely there's a certain ginger Radio 2 presenter who'd be interested in this little number? Altho it may be too much even by his standards!
Someone Tweet it to him?
Or is this the sort of thing that those in the know already know about?
I suspect he's already well aware of this car being for sale (from the "Those in the know" scenario).

However, he has only just recently bought a 1961 Ferrari 250 TR61 for an undisclosed sum so I'm doubtful he's in the market for this car.
Is it a genuine TR61? Looks remarkably similar to a replica that was for sale through DKE a few months ago...

I'm fairly certain his 860 Monza is, however, the real deal.