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#51 coco

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Posted 30 May 2009 - 10:30

I think Brocket owend #1664, not 1651.

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Correct!

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#52 Arjan de Roos

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Posted 14 December 2010 - 16:55

Addition

250 GT SWB replica (“3565GT”) originally 250 GTE 4015GT

Edited by Arjan de Roos, 14 December 2010 - 16:56.


#53 David Birchall

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Posted 14 December 2010 - 20:33

I have mentioned it before in the 'Books' section but "Call Me Charlie", Lord Brockett's autobiography is an entertaining read-the time he spent in jail was pretty harrowing apparently. The book is available on Amazon for next to nothing or probably in your local bookstore for 2/6.

#54 JtP1

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Posted 14 December 2010 - 20:42

I have mentioned it before in the 'Books' section but "Call Me Charlie", Lord Brockett's autobiography is an entertaining read-the time he spent in jail was pretty harrowing apparently. The book is available on Amazon for next to nothing or probably in your local bookstore for 2/6.


Does one get a free CD of "The seven men of Knoydart" with every copy for background music while reading "Call me Charlie"?

#55 David Birchall

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Posted 14 December 2010 - 21:11

Does one get a free CD of "The seven men of Knoydart" with every copy for background music while reading "Call me Charlie"?


Not with the 2/6 edition :)


#56 Ralf Pickel

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Posted 15 December 2010 - 09:11

Incidentially - I have read the book only a few weeks ago, very entertaining, indeed.
And - as mentioned above - available rather cheaply, bought my copy via Amazon for GBP 0,01 !

#57 Cynic2

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Posted 15 December 2010 - 15:23

I have compiled a list of all Ferrari's that passed through LB's (at times destructive) hands. Additions and corrections welcome.

340 America Vignale Spyder 1952 (0138AM)
250 Europa 1955 (0421GT)
195 Sport (0123S)
166 Berlinetta Farina 1949 (0037S)
212 Europa Vignale Coupe 1951 “250 MM” (0239EU  0292MM)
250 GT Pf Cabriolet Serie II Meade Special (1761GT)
250 GT SWB replica (“3565GT”)
195 Inter body 0024M Vignale Coupe 1951 (0097S)
375 Spyder Pf (0366AM)
166 Inter Coupe (021S)
246 GTS (03828)
365 GT 2+2 (12089) [RMS 124G]
275 GTB Longnose RHD [HAA 230D]
275 GTB Longnose
250 GT Lusso
512 BB
365 Daytona Spyder
308 GT4
312 B3 F1 (014)



Arjan,

I would regard 0138AM originally as a 340 American Vignale Cabriolet, with a heavier body and full top. It was one of the ten cars Vignale built using the "crossbar" grille. It was "restored" as a 340 American Vignale Spyder, copied from 0140 AM -- a body it never carried. (I believe it now may have a 250 GT engine installed.)

From the assembly sheets, 0239 EU/0292 M was described as a 212 Inter. That was one car the good lord completely bastardized.

David Seibert



#58 Arjan de Roos

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Posted 08 April 2013 - 07:18

Some amendments:
340 America Vignale Cabriolet 1952 (0138AM)
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250 GT Pf Cabriolet Serie II Meade Special (1761GT) [GHC 423]
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246 Dino [TMD 280M]
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308 GT4 [XYM I4T]
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