Monday, 17 March 2014

Sunday, 16 March 2014

Book : FERRARI 4 SEATERS V12 PININFARINA 2+2; 1960 ON OSPREY DAVID OWEN CAR BOOK

Why not, another book that can be added to list. When browsing around I just came across this pretty picture of this 400 Automatic:



When doing some further research on this picture I ended up on Ebay with this book:



 
 
 
If you are interested, the details are:

England: Osprey Publishing Limited, 1983. First Edition. 134 Pages. Hard Cover.
 
ISBN: 0850454972.
 
 An introduction to the early fifties production Ferrari 4-seaters, the Types 166, 195 and 212 then the development story of the following; 250GTE, 330GT, 500 Superfast, 365GT, 365GT4, 400GT, 400i and Auto, finishing with the 'futurethink' Pinin.
 
Many black and white illustrations with small colour section.

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 Carrozzeria Pavesi

This is an interesting one, so I will free up blog space for it:

http://www.motorcargallery.com/vin18371.html

The 365 GT4 2+2 was only produced till 1976 but this one appears to be from 1977. Furthermore there are not many Pavesi builds known. The only thing I can see different on the interior is the wooden inlay. I have seen a similar thing done on a 400i Pavesi wich I came across during my hunt: http://erwin400.blogspot.nl/2013/11/the-hunt-part-iv-ferrari-400i-pavesi.html

This one can be yours for $ 58.500,-

Update: I just found this advertisement on the following website (I wonder what the price was). At least some more pictures on the interior, I will add a few more below for the records.

http://www.johnscotti.com/en/used/1977-ferrari-365-gt4-22-project-car/3727737/


 


 
 
 

Friday, 14 March 2014

Ferrari Mondial versus Ferrari 400/412

I just added this article to the online section:

http://www.classiccars4sale.net/classic-car-review/cotc-ferrari-mondial-v-400-412

Milestone : 5000 pageviews

Although it's not my interest to gain as much hits as possible it's interesting to see how it's developing though. When I started I only shared the blog with a small incrowd. Of course overtime it got picked up by the search engines and robots (some of them also causing a fair share of the pageviews). So by now lots of the pageviews are also generated by people searching on Google with an interest in the Ferrari 365/400/412. I have seen hits coming from various places like Mongolia, Iraq or Jamaica. But the majority are from Western Europe and the USA. Also the pattern has become more spiky lately. Sometimes I wonder what's causing that. In the snapshot below for last month you can get a good impression:


I was wondering why yesterday I got more than 20 hits on the blog update 'Albert Uderzo'. When I checked I found out someone posted the following tweet: http://t.co/lrHZ0MyXL6 Explaining at least yesterday's spike:


In any case, let's continue the blog and celebrate this milestone with a unique petrolhead advertisement:


Thursday, 13 March 2014

Just published by Ferrari Market Letter on Facebook

Bericht door Ferrari Market Letter.




Or directly: http://www.classicitaliancarsforsale.com/1975-ferrari-365-gt4/ - I will add it to the online section. And for the records, the Ebay offering: http://www.ebay.com/itm/161241345842