Question for the Ferrari owners
Question for the Ferrari owners
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matt172

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12,415 posts

269 months

Thursday 7th September 2006
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While MXDi and myself were out for a little jolly today, we came across this





I think that its a 250gto 'Breadvan' just wondered if someone could confirm or deny it?
Didn't manage to get any front shots

Pat H

8,058 posts

281 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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Dunno what it is, but I don't believe for a minute that it is a 250 Breadvan.

Too tall and skinny. Wheels not right.

Wonder what it is?

drink

crikeymikey

1,093 posts

242 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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This was the much lamented 250 POS. Only one sold. Came with a mail bag and black cat! laugh

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

268 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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It looks like a home-made (or should that be home-baked ...or half-baked) 'breadvan'. The Breadvan was lower than most GTOs except for its 'payload area'. The spotted car looks like an offroader in comparison.

Photos of the real thing here

PST 1

107 posts

238 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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Pat H said:
Dunno what it is, but I don't believe for a minute that it is a 250 Breadvan.

Too tall and skinny. Wheels not right.

Wonder what it is?

drink


I agree with too tall and skinny.
The wheels and front shape of the car are similar to a Bizzarrini.

matt172

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12,415 posts

269 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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just been doing some more digging, and found some info on a Alfa chat room, same car has been posted on there.
They are saying that its an ISORIVOTA

clubsport

7,403 posts

283 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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Hhhmm...I think that may mean an Iso Rivolta....which was a late '60s early '70 saloon.

The car you found looks like an attempt at a reconstruction of a breadvan.

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

268 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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clubsport said:
The car you found looks like an attempt at a reconstruction of a breadvan.

yes Without a doubt.

matt172

Original Poster:

12,415 posts

269 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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clubsport said:
Hhhmm...I think that may mean an Iso Rivolta....which was a late '60s early '70 saloon.

The car you found looks like an attempt at a reconstruction of a breadvan.
yep, sorry bad spelling, its based on that car and has obviously had some serious coachwork done on it

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

268 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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Now the wheels make sense.

dinkel

27,644 posts

283 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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Did it sound 'V12'?

matt172

Original Poster:

12,415 posts

269 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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BossCerbera said:
Now the wheels make sense.
I looked on the Bizzarrini website too, the wheels look just like theirs

matt172

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12,415 posts

269 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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dinkel said:
Did it sound 'V12'?
sounded more V8 than V12, just read some more on the Alfabb forum, turns out its got a chevy engine

clubsport

7,403 posts

283 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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matt172 said:
dinkel said:
Did it sound 'V12'?
sounded more V8 than V12, just read some more on the Alfabb forum, turns out its got a chevy engine


Makes sense...I belive the Rivolta had a GM V8 lump fitted..

tony h

2,703 posts

271 months

dinkel

27,644 posts

283 months

Friday 8th September 2006
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http://pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.

Iso Grifo and more . . .