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DECEMBER 2014 | www.ferrariclubofamerica.org
Ferraris on Rodeo Drive | photo: David Williams
News Bulletin
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FCA REGIONAL ACTION
CANADA EAST REGION
NB, NF, NS, ON, PEI, QC - www.fcacanadaeast.org
Regional Director: Lindsay Gillespie (416)346-4643, email: [email protected]
CENTRAL STATES REGION
IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, OH - www.fcacentralstates.org
Regional Director: Greg McKibben, email: [email protected]
MISSOURI & SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CHAPTER / C ENTRAL S TATES R EGION
Chapter Director: Evan Crandall, email: [email protected]
Dec 12. Christmas Party, 7pm. Join us for a Christmas Party at Evan &
Susan Crandall’s in Town and Country, MO. As this is at a private residence
we request that it be for chapter members and their guests.
DESERT REGION
AZ, So.NV - www.ferrariaz.com
Regional Director: Greg Mannion (602)538-4813, email: [email protected]
Activities Chairman: Chris Garland, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. Holiday Party: Arizona Biltmore Resort, Phoenix. Info/RSVP:
www.ferrariaz.com.
LAS VEGAS CHAPTER / D ESERT R EGION / www.ferraricluboflasvegas.com
Chapter Director: Paul Johnson, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. Holiday Party. Piero’s, 355 Convention Center Dr. Info: DeShawn
(702)275-4388, email: [email protected].
EMPIRE STATE REGION
NY - www.empirestateregion.com
Regional Director: Wales Shao (845)270-8214, email: [email protected]
Dec 7. *location change* Holiday Luncheon Party! Annual ESR Holiday
Luncheon at the Ardsley Country Club, 100 North Mountain Drive, Dobbs
Ferry, NY 10522. $75 members, $90 non-members. Info/RSVP: Roland Veit,
email: [email protected]. *see flier on page 5*
N OT I C E O F U P C O M I N G E L E C T I O N O F
F C A N AT I O N A L O F F I C E R S
The next election for Ferrari Club of America National President
and National Vice President will begin on November 20, 2014.
President Joe Adams is standing for re-election. Mike Lambert,
Vice President, is also standing for reelection, each for a two
year term to commence on January 1, 2015 and conclude on
December 31, 2016. Voting will be done electronically. All
Regular, Life and Charter members in good standing who have a
valid email in the database will receive a ballot on November 20.
If a member is unable to cast their ballot electronically, a written request must be sent to Theresa Gilpatrick, Executive
Director, FCA Business Office, P.O. Box 371798, Denver, CO
80237. A paper ballot will promptly be mailed to the member
making the request.
FLORIDA REGION
J O E A DA M S
Regional Director: Fred Burton (954)444-2274, email: [email protected]
I am delighted and honored to be considered for the position of
FCA President. I joined the FCA in 1987 after purchasing my first
Ferrari. Since 2001 I have served as Chapter President of the
Central Indiana Chapter of the FCA. I also ran the Formula One
race event for the FCA in Indianapolis, from 2001 to 2007. I was
then Co-Chair of the 2005 Annual Meet at Indianapolis along with
Mike Epifanio. And have helped the FCA with several other projects giving me visibility in to the issues facing the current board
of directors. I also believe there are many significant value-added
benefits still to be implemented with our current Membership programs and I will work hard to further enrich the FCA membership
experience. As for Ferrari ownership I started with a 308 GTSi, and
at various times had a F355 six speed then a 355 F1 GTS, added
a 512 TR and an F430 and now have a 458 Italia which lives happily next to my vintage British bike collection.
FL, PR - www.fcafloridaregion.com
Regular monthly gatherings in your area:
Second Saturday, Cars & Coffee: Ferrari of Ft Lauderdale.
Dec 6. The 9th annual South Florida Exotic Car Toy Rally, to benefit Toys
for Tots. One of the largest processions of exotic cars in the country! Open
to all exotics. A fantastic event, for an even better cause. Ending this year
at the infamous Goodyear airship hangar, home of the Goodyear blimp. So
many fantastic surprises planned! Info/Registration: www.toyrally.com.
Dec 14. FCA Holiday Party! Join us at Café Sapori in Palm Beach for our
annual holiday lunch. Cocktails at 11:30am, lunch at 12:30pm. Pay as you
go, with separate checks. Advanced RSVP is required, so we have an accurate headcount. Info/RSVP: www.pleaseregisterhere.com.
Jan 10, 2015. Indian River drive and lunch. Join the FCA as we take a
scenic trip up Indian River Drive, followed by lunch. Details to come, but
save the date. Info/RSVP: www.pleaseregisterhere.com.
Jan 24-26, 2015. FCA at Daytona! A fantastic opportunity to watch the
race from the comfort and vantage point of the Champion Tower, with a
weekend of fun, food and friends! Monday the FCA has the track! Yep, the
famous Daytona track with the banking to blow your mind for an entire
day! Info: Fred Burton (954)444-2274, or Steve Selz (561)358-4696.
NAPLES CHAPTER / F LORIDA R EGION
Chapter President: Tom O’Riordan, email: [email protected]
Dec 4-7. Vintage Weekend at Ocean Reef Club. Join us for a great weekend of cars, planes, and yachts. Register early at www.oceanreef.com/vintageweekend.
Dec 11. We’ll wrap up the year with our annual holiday party at Bleu
Provence in Old Naples. Great music, with great wines paired with outstanding cuisine. 6pm cocktails, 7pm dinner.
Dec 13. We’ll be hosting The Cars at Mercato at the Shoppes at Mercato
from 10am to 3pm. Space is limited and you must pre-register to show
your car. The show benefits the Salvation Army Toy Drive. $30 per car.
Jan 8, 2015. We begin 2015 with our first event at The Continental. The
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former Handsome Harrys on 3rd Avenue South has been
MIKE LAMBERT
I became interested in cars, tuning and restoration at a young age
as my grandfather owned “Grieves Garage” in Springfield, Ohio,
where he did everything from tune to restore some pretty interesting cars. I spent much time with him and by age nine was
doing tune-ups, etc. myself. I was hooked on cars. Gramps died at
an early age (age 11 for me) and my auto work moved to our home
garage where my friends and I rebuilt engines, replaced water
pumps, all the normal stuff to save money. While at the Air Force
Academy, I was auto browsing in Colorado Springs one day in uniform and was looking at a rare Ferrari. The owner threw me the
keys and said “take it for a ride, son, I know I can trust you guys.”
I did and was hooked. I’ve since owned a 355, 328, 550, 575 and
currently a Superamerica F1. I’m a member of the FCA, however, not
because of the cars, but because of the people and have been fortunate to serve as a Chapter President and South Central Regional
Director. This is a great group!
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renovated, and will open this fall. They have hosted many of our dinners
and this new venue promises to be special. 6pm cocktails, 7pm dinner.
Jan 22, 2015. Tour of the Naples Botanical Gardens followed by a catered
lunch in the new pavilion. The tour begins at 10:30am, followed by lunch.
Feb 5, 2015. We will be at the new Bar Tulia. This is the new addition to
member Don Ienner’s Osetra Tulia. Cocktails in Bar Tulia on 5th Avenue at
6pm, followed by dinner in either Bar Tulia or Osetra Tulia.
Feb 14, 2015. The 11th Annual Cars on 5th. This is the biggest one-day
event in Naples and has become one of the premier car shows in the country. Show hours are 10am to 3pm. See: www.carson5th.com.
Feb 26, 2015. We return to one of our favorite haunts, Campiello on 3rd
Ave. South. 6pm cocktails, 7pm dinner.
MID-ATLANTIC REGION
DE, MD, VA, WV - www.fca-mar.com or www.fca-mar.org
Regional Director: Linda Blackwood (443)822-8522, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. MAR Holiday Party, Annapolis, MD. The grand finale in MAR’s event
calendar is a fun filled, spirited party. Info: Bob or Linda Blackwood (443)
822-3901, e-mail: [email protected]. *see flier on page 4*
NEW ENGLAND REGION
CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT - www.fca-newengland.org
Regional Director: Suzy Hiniker (781)254-1997, email: [email protected]
NORTH CENTRAL REGION
IA, MN, ND, SD, WI
Regional Director: Dave Curro (414)915-8379, email: [email protected]
NORTHWEST REGION
AK, ID, MT, OR, WA - www.nwrfca.org
Regional Director: Mark Scholz (503)703-0618, email: [email protected]
Contact person for all Northwest Region events: [email protected]
PACIFIC REGION
No.CA, NV - www.ferraripacific.org
Regional Director: Randy Steyer (650)400-8999, email: [email protected]
Vice President/Events Coordinator: Frank Zucchi, email: [email protected]
PENN-JERSEY REGION
PA, NJ - www.fcapennjersey.com
Regional Director: Dave North (973)831-9027, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. Annual Holiday Party. Info: Mike Sassaman (610)374-5094, email:
[email protected]. *see flier on page 4*
Dec 13. Cappuccino in Kutztown. “A casual gathering of Ferrari friends.”
Info: Mike Sassaman (610)374-5094, email: [email protected].
May 2, 2015. Open House and Tech Session at Classic Coach. Elizabeth,
NJ. Info: David North (862)823-1182, email [email protected].
Sep 13, 2015. Garden State Fall Festival. Florham Park, NJ. Sponsored by
Classic Coach. Info: David North (862)823-1182, email davenorth73@
gmail.com.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION
CO, KS, NE, NM, UT, WY- www.fcarmr.com
Regional Director: Ryan Sabga (303)916-0548, email: [email protected]
KANSAS CITY CHAPTER / R OCKY M OUNTAIN R EGION
Chapter Director: Chris Parr, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. Monthly Breakfast Meeting at Sheraton, 8:30am.
Dec 7. FCA-KC Annual Dinner/Toys-for-Tots.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION
AR, LA, OK, TX
Regional Director: Bob Weiner, email: [email protected]
HILL COUNTRY CHAPTER / S OUTH C ENTRAL R EGION
Chapter Director: Luke Graves (512)422-3417, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. Club Annual Christmas Party at Mike and Jenny Lambert’s home. To
be catered by Pascal. Gift exchange/re-exchange. Luke and Social Team
coordinating.
Dec 27. Club Breakfast at Hardtails in Georgetown. Karims and Janaks
coordinating.
HOUSTON CHAPTER / S OUTH C ENTRAL R EGION /
WWW. FCA - HOUSTON . ORG
Chapter Director: Mike McNamee, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. It Christmas time again and everyone is celebrating at the Houston
Chapter’s annual Christmas Party. Info/email: [email protected].
Mid-Atlantic Region
Holiday Party
Saturday, December 6, 2014
11:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Join us at the Severn Inn in Annapolis, MD, for our annual
Holiday Party (www.severninn.com). Enjoy great food,
awards, election results, 2014 Annual Meet highlights and a
lot of holiday spirit!
We’re going to forego our tradition of a gift exchange and
use that time for SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT! But don’t
forget to bring an unwrapped new toy for our annual Toys
for Tots donation!
Cost: $64 per person if received by 11/25, $70 if later.
Make checks payable to FCA-MAR.
Mail to Bob Blackwood, 534 Narrows Pointe Drive
Grasonville, MD, 21638. Phone: 443-822-3901,
Email: [email protected]
Dec 26. Santa has come and gone and it’s a great day for a drive. Join us
for a day after Christmas drive and stretch the legs of your cavallino now
that the reindeer have had their turn. Info/email: [email protected].
Jan 11, 2015. Start off the year in the best fashion as the chapter joins
for its first brunch of the year. Info/email: [email protected].
Feb 1, 2015. It’s kickoff time! Join the chapter for the 2015 Super Bowl
Party! Info/email: [email protected].
Feb 18, 2015. It’s a great day to remember. Enzo Ferrari’s Birthday! Buon
Compleano, Enzo! Info/email: [email protected].
Mar 1, 2015. Monthly Brunch. Info/email: [email protected].
Mar 15, 2015. See what the Scuderia has in store for the 2015 Formula
1 challenge. The chapter meets at Alara Garage for another great watch
party with a St. Patrick’s day twist. Info/email: [email protected].
Apr 5, 2015. Monthly Brunch. Info/email: [email protected].
SOUTHEAST REGION
AL, GA, MS, NC, SC, TN - www.fca-se.com
Regional Director: Jim Meek (252)916-6600, email: [email protected]
GEORGIA CHAPTER / S OUTHEAST R EGION
Chapter Director: David Cecchele, email: [email protected]
Dec 9. Monte Carlo Christmas Party, 6:30pm at Ferrari of Atlanta. Tickets
are $60 per person. Info/RSVP: David Cecchele (865)963-1762, email:
[email protected].
NORTH CAROLINA CHAPTER / S OUTHEAST R EGION
Chapter Director: Jim Meek (252)916-6600, email: [email protected]
Dec 6. FCA Christmas Party. This year at the Renaissance North Hills Hotel
in Raleigh, NC. We have a special room rate of $159 set up for FCA members. Info: Jim Meek, email: [email protected].
Jan 3, 2015. New Year’s Drive, Lunch and Tour. Location and details to
follow.
Feb 21, 2015. Enzo’s Birthday Dinner. Come join us for dinner in Raleigh,
NC as we do our annual Enzo birthday celebration. Restaurant and event
details to follow. This will be a pay-as-you-go event.
Mar 9-10, 2015. VIR Track Event. Join us for 2 days of fun on-track and
off, at one of the Southeast’s premiere tracks. We have the full course both
days. Info: Jim Meek, email: [email protected]. *see flier on page 11*
Mar 21, 2015. Cars & Coffee, Drive & Lunch. We’ll meet at Cars & Coffee
take a nice drive and end up stopping for a nice lunch.
Apr 23-26, 2015. Kiawah Resort Weekend Getaway. Join us as we venture to one of the prettiest towns in the Southeast. Last year’s event was
so popular that we decided to stick with the extra day format. We will start
on Thursday so we’ll have more time to enjoy Kiawah and Charleston. Info:
Jim Meek, email: [email protected]. *see flier on page 5*
May 2-4, 2015. Pinehurst Concours d’Elegance. Pinehurst blends the history, heritage and grandeur from three of NC’s proudest traditions: motorsports, golf and military, in a unique celebration of America’s passion for
the automobile. Enter your vehicle in the concour or just the others that
are there while cheering on fellow members who display their cars.
SOUTHWEST REGION
So.CA, HI - www.fca-sw.org
Regional Director: Bruce Leeds (310)662-1723, email: [email protected]
SWR Board Meetings, 2nd Saturday of every month, 9am, Petersen Automotive Museum
Regular monthly gatherings in your area:
First Saturday, South Bay. Info: Bruce Leeds.
Every Sunday, South Bay. Info: Don West.
First Saturday, West LA Drive. Info: Kenny Lombino.
First Sunday, Orange County. Info: Peter Riley.
Every Sunday, Santa Barbara, Cars & Coffee. Info: Monte Wilson.
First Sunday, San Fernando Valley, SuperCar Sunday. Steve Steinhardt.
Dec 13. Holiday Party Lunch at Oakmont Country Club. Info: D. Ferrari.
Feb 7, 2015. Election Luncheon at Rancho Las Alamitos in Long Beach.
Info: D. Mains.
Feb 28, 2015. Enzo’s Birthday and cruise in at the Reagan Library in Simi
Valley. Info: J. Bindman.
WESTERN CANADA REGION
AB, BC, MB, NT, SK, YT - www.fca-westerncanada.org
Regional Director: Glenn Yuen, email: [email protected]
A V I C TO R Y F O R H I S TO R Y
The Ferrari 512 M: the sports prototype faster than the F1
The Ferrari 512 M was the last car Maranello designed for
the Sports Prototype World Championship to sport a 5-liter
engine. It was a veritable powerhouse of technology with
revolutionary features that, because of a rule change, sadly
never fully exploited its enormous potential. The 512 M
was an evolution of the 512 S, the car that Enzo Ferrari
launched in late 1969 as a rival to the Porsche 917, which
was very reliable but also too heavy at 1,940 pounds.
Debut. The Scuderia fielded the 512 M for the final race of
the 1970 season, which was also the only official event it
would compete in under the Maranello colors. The M, needless to remark, stood for “Modificata” because its weight
had been slashed to 1,796 pounds and its engine power
boosted to 620-hp. The bodywork had been redesigned too
improving down force. The car debuted at the Zeltweg 1000
Kilometers with Belgian Jacky Ickx and Italian Ignazio
Giunti at the wheel. The two Ferrari drivers were dogged by
technical woes in qualifying but in the race Ickx managed
to deliver times similar to those of the Porsche after only
a few laps. In fact, a short time later, he even topped the
pole position time he’d clocked with the Ferrari Formula 1
car just a couple of months before. The Porsches badly
struggled for the first time that season and only an alter-
nator breakage deprived the 512 M of a spectacular maiden victory. Before the end of the year, the car also competed in the 9 Hours of Kyalami, a non-World
Championship race that featured the Porsche of newlycrowned World Champion Jo Siffert. Although packing a
one-minute penalty for a false start, the 512 M won the
race with an astonishing two laps lead over its rival.
Clipped wings. 1971 should have been the crowning season for the 512 M, but the FIA announced that it was banning cars over 3-liters for 1972. As a result, Ferrari decided to abandon the project and concentrate on designing
the highly successful 312 PB. The 512 M’s only works wins
were at Kyalami and in the Interseries at Imola with Arturo
Merzario at the wheel. Around 15 were later sold to privateer teams who won a further 12 races. In a 512 M, Roger
Penske’s drivers Mark Donohue and David Hobbs came tantalizingly close to victory at Daytona, Sebring and Le Mans,
and Escuderia Montjuich’s Nino Vaccarella and José
Juncadella were forced to retire while leading at Le Mans
in 1971. The 512 M’s final victories came in 1973 courtesy
of Swiss driver Herbert Muller and his team in two races at
Hockenheim, Germany. The car fielded for the very last time
on April 3rd 1977, finishing seventh in the hands of Swiss
driver Heinrich Keller at the Paul Ricard circuit.
EVERYONE GOES CRAZY FOR THE 458 SPECIALE
Ferrari’s 458 Speciale has come out on top in an annual group test run by Autocar, one of the most important motoring magazines in the world, to find “Britain’s Best Driver Car.” This essentially means it’s the best
car as far as the demanding palates of drivers in the UK are concerned, a country that has always appreciated fine automobiles.
Maranello’s V-8 won over the eight judges with its amazing performance, setting the fastest lap time at the
Castle Combe circuit, beating a McLaren 650S and a Porsche 911 GT3, combined with the thrills it provides at
the wheel. “Everyone who climbed out of the 458 Speciale wanted to climb straight back in and do it all over
again,” said Autocar. “For a car to make you feel like that when it is that quick, is a very rare thing indeed.”
Apart from showing off all its dynamic qualities on the race track, it also delivered in the English countryside, dealing with the always-entertaining “B roads,” whose lumps and bumps, stop-start corners and
narrow lanes can be a stern test of the most sporty cars. Its eight cylinder engine has won the “Best
Performance Engine” award three times and this was just one of the factors that made for an extraordinary
consensus when it came to the Maranello car. Also taken into account were its overall balance and the ease
of driving on the limit, thanks to the advanced electronic control systems such as SSC (Side Slip Control).
THE 458 SPECIALE IS “EVO’S” CAR OF THE YEAR 2014
All the judges unanimously voted for the Ferrari V-8
The award-winning Ferrari 458 Speciale continues to collect the accolades from the world’s motoring press,
this time from EVO, with all seven judges on the Car of the Year 2014 panel unanimously voting the Ferrari
their top choice. In fact, this is the first time that any car has been voted as the winning car by all judges,
with comments such as: “It’s as pure a driving experience as you can imagine.” EVO also concluded: “Neat
and tidy, or fast and loose, it always rises to the occasion, nailing apices with pinpoint accuracy or cremating its rear tires with abandon. It flatters your driving, but still tests your ability.”
K I M I A N D T H E F 1 2 B E R L I N E T TA
Eleven journalists from the world’s leading motoring publications
took part in a special F12berlinetta track day at Fiorano on November
13th. Assisted by Ferrari’s engineers and team test-drivers, they were
given the opportunity to really clock up the miles as they endeavored
to push both themselves and the car to the limit. The group learned
to exploit both the 740-hp unleashed by the mid-front V-12 and the
sporty car’s brilliant natural balance to the fullest.
The wet track also allowed the journalists to experiment with the various different Manettino settings to push the car’s performance in a
variety of grip levels. But all the various dynamic controls were off
when Scuderia Ferrari F1 driver Kimi Räikkönen got behind the wheel
and provided some very special instruction. The guests then enjoyed
the thrill of lapping Fiorano at the World Champion’s side as he gave
vent to the F12berlinetta’s enormous power, delivering not just
record performance in the fastest car in the Prancing Horse range but
also huge fun for the attendees.
A HIS TORY OF THE EARLY FERR ARI SALES BROCHURES
BY
R ONALD S TERN
AND
N ATHAN B EEHL
Brochure number 20. For as long as Ferrari has created cars, Ferrari has also created sales
brochures to market them. No doubt we’ve all got a stack of modern brochures on our shelves,
but in this ongoing series, we’ll explore the earliest years and proceed roughly chronologically.
340 America
There are three known versions of this brochure:
1. The regular version.
2. The regular version over-printed “Comptoir
Automobile Richard.”
3. The regular version with added blue tints.
Year of issue:
1951
Language:
Italian
Dimensions:
11cm x 16.5cm
Layout:
RIGHT FLAP
INSIDE 1
BACK COVER
INSIDE 2
FRONT COVER
INSIDE 3
LEFT FLAP
INSIDE 4
All information is provided courtesy of Ronald Stern and Nathan Beehl. Their astounding book on this subject “The Sales Drive From Maranello” can be ordered through www.hortonsbooks.co.uk.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Use of the Classified section is free to FCA members who may submit ads
by mail or e-mail to: David Williams, 6231 Shadow Tree Lane, Lake Worth,
Florida 33463, phone (561)889-4667, e-mail: [email protected].
Classifieds for selling a Ferrari must include a serial number. The deadline for classifieds is the 8th of each month for publication in the following month’s issue. All classifieds will automatically run for two months.
F E R R A R I S F O R SA L E
1976 308 GTB Vetroresini, s/n 19733. U.S. model. 69,754 mi. Giallo
Fly/black. One of 712, and one of approx. 100 U.S.-spec fiberglass 308s.
Engine rebuild with performance cams and pistons, still docile enough for
everyday street use. Rebuilt transmission and suspension. $150,000. Dave
Olimpi (540)729-0354, email: [email protected] (VA).
1977 512 BB, s/n 19865. Euro model. Black/creme. 78,895 mi.
Carbureted. Two southern California owners until 2007, previously service
by Bobileff Motorcar Company. $325,000. Dave Olimpi (540)729-0354,
email: [email protected], or see: www.daveolimpiautomobiles.com (VA).
1983 512 BBi, s/n 45733. Euro model. Red-black Boxer paint scheme/
beige. 30,938 mi. Delivered new by Ch Pozzi in France. Succession of wellknown U.S. owners/collectors. $315,000. Dave Olimpi (540)729-0354,
1984 400i GT, s/n 49041. Celest/blu. 56,000 mi. 5-speed. Rare, robust
and reliable. A spacious, cool, comfortable GT. Original Campagnolo rims.
Starts and runs perfectly. Maintenance up to date. Records, manuals,
receipts, tools, etc. EPA/DOT certified by Shelton Ferrari. New SS exhaust
and R134 AC. $35,500 OBO. Ed Trottier (803)514-2828 (SC).
1986 328 GTS, s/n 61517. Rosso Corsa/tan. 28,680 mi. Very good condition. Needs 5 year belts. Great driver. New AC compressor. Tilt steering
column. Owner’s manual and tool kit. $53,000. Jim (660)707-3387, email:
[email protected] (MO).
1989 328 GTS, s/n 82078. White/tan. 68,000 mi. Excellent condition
with $7,500 service in May 2014 by the Auto Gallery, including brakes and
AC. Complete service records. $47,500. Ron Lee (310)200-0129, email:
[email protected] (LA).
1990 348 ts, s/n. 86671. Red/tan. 13,926 mi. Service records, 15,000
mile service completed. Original tool kit, books, manuals and inflation kit.
$44,995 OBO. Pete Consolo (847)381-5555, email: fcaconsolo@
gmail.com (IL).
1990 348 ts, s/n 86692. U.S. model. Red/tan. 37,000 mi. Major service
1500 miles ago. Original books, pouch, shop manual, tools in leather box,
emergency light, cover, and mats. Sticky pieces fixed, all the typical 348
issues have been taken care of. $46,000. Dave Olimpi (540)729-0354,
1990 348 ts, s/n 87080. U.S. model. Fly Yellow/tan. 32,000 mi.
Immaculate condition. In private collection last 17 years. All service
records and tools. Last major service at 30,000 mi. $47,500. Call (805)
402-9405, email: [email protected] (CA).
1995 F355 Berlinetta, s/n 100479. Burgandy/tan. 37,000 mi. 2 Ricambi
bearings and 2 timing belts were done already, good for 5 more years.
$48,000 OBO. Mark (954)822-4930, email: [email protected] (FL).
1995 F355 GTS, s/n 103684. Rosso Corsa/tan. 6-speed. All upgrades have
been preformed. Just had major service and belts. 4 out of 4 FCA local and
international concours winner. All books, records, cover. This is a beauty.
Fitted 355 Schedoni luggage. $90,000. Tom, email: customsuccsferrtom
@frontiernet.net (AZ).
1995 F355 Challenge, s/n 104182. Ready to race. Euro Challenge
bumpers, Challenge and “quiet” mufflers, 3 sets of mag Speedlines with
tires, original Ferrari parts crate available, custom Ohlins shocks, major
service performed, recently rebuilt brakes, includes other spares. $58,000.
Email: [email protected], or see: www.jaffster.com/ferrari. (NJ).
1999 456 M GTA, s/n 112684. Black/tan. 22,000 mi. Excellent condition.
Near $10,000 of upgrades and maintenance in the last 3 months including new motor mounts, dash and driver seat leather, and headliner. All manuals, 2 keys, 2 remotes, services records, original Ferrari cover. $49,000.
Stefano (917)533-8081, email: [email protected] (NY).
2002 360 GT, s/n 007M. One of 16 Michelottos. JMB raced in 2002 FIA
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GT, second overall in championship, raced 2003 ALMS.
Restored and in 2002 livery. Ready to race or track, new fuel bladders,
spare wets, rims, tools. $275,000. Call (863)619-9765, email: vaughnastley@drphosphate .com, or see: www.classiccars.com for photos (FL).
2002 575 M, s/n 128898. Titanium (medium silver)/black. 11,000 mi.
U.S. model. Daytona seats, factory fender shields, factory fire extinguisher, clear bra, custom center console with cupholders, trickle charger. Tools,
books and ownership history. New belts in ‘12. Beautiful, clean. $89,995.
Jason (303)938-9000, email: [email protected] (CO).
2008 F430 Coupe F1, s/n 164229. Grigio Silverstone/red. 22,000 mi.
Power Daytona seats, black straps, carpets. Carbon fiber trim and rear segment. Scuderia wheels, red calipers. Yellow shields and tach. Front and rear
parking sensors. Upholstered top. All books, records, cover. Pristine condition! $139,000. Andrew (978)314-1225, email: [email protected] (MA).
2011 California, s/n 177224. Gray/black. 5,000 mi. Pristine condition,
never tracked, washed weekly, always garaged. Ordered with as many
options as possible, including the carbon fiber and racing seats. Recently
serviced, new battery. All up to date. 3M clear bra, including the hood and
fenders. Keys, manuals, covers. $162,950. Bora (925)948-5132 (CA).
F E R R A R I S WA N T E D
Dino 308 GT4, 308 (1975-79), 308 QV, 365/400/400i/412 series.
Manual preferred but won’t reject automatic. Color must be red. Tan interior prefered. Mohammad, email: [email protected] (MS).
456. Any year, clean history, good maintenance, and documentation. I
would prefer manual but would accept auto. Dennis (925)998-3400,
email: [email protected] (CA).
360 or F430 Spider. Tour de France. 3-pedal, 6-speed. Will consider all
conditions. Will pay top dollar for right car. David (609)304-2577 (NJ).
Ferraris wanted. 246, 250, 330, 275, 365 series, all Ferraris from 1950
to 2005. Any condition, top price paid. Will pick up from anywhere in USA.
Peter Kumar (800)452-9910, email: [email protected] (NY).
Ferraris wanted. Any condition. My transactions are pleasant and painless. I will make selling your car easy. Please call me first. Thank you. Call
(860)350-1140, fax (860)350-1148, email: [email protected] (CT).
PA R T S F O R SA L E
For 250/275: Transaxle case drain plug, used, excellent $150. Ignition
switch back (just the electric contacts, screws to the rear of existing ignition switch) Bosch, new in box $150. Original gear shift knob for 275/
330, heavy black contoured $300. 246 Dino maintenance, coolant and high
voltage decal set $85. Ron Freireich, email: [email protected] (GA).
For GTC/S, 275 GTB: Or other late ‘60s. Three white barn-find underbumper lights used for reverse and (probably) parking in the front. There
are two for one side, and one for the other. All will need refinishing. Email:
[email protected] (CA).
For 330/365 GTC/S: Air filters. Three Fram CA140PL air filters. These are
the closest replacement to the original FISPA 3252 filter elements. Two are
NOS, one is used in very good condition. $33 including shipping. Bill
Muno (312)491-1741, email: [email protected] (IL).
For Dino 246 gt/gts: Original factory lug nuts for Campy wheels. Complete
set with minor scratches. $800 boxed, shipped and insured. Joe (508)7832134, email: [email protected] (MA).
For 246 Dino: Used factory original front bumpers. Minor surface rust, no
dents. $600 for the pair + s/h. B.J. (843)327-4731 (SC).
For all carbureted 308 GTB/GTS and 308 GT4: New street/track air filter
system gives the engine a much better air flow by matching air vapor draw
on all carbs. Easy to install with no special tools. The price includes one
full set of replacement filters, all gaskets, hoses, clamps. Ready to install.
Call (804)740-2104, email: [email protected] (VA).
For 355: Steering wheel. New, unused, complete with airbag removed
from ‘97 car for Challenge conversion. $1,500. Joe (508)783-2134, email:
[email protected] (MA).
For 456/550/575: Remanufactured AC compressor and after-market drier.
Compressor has been completely remanufactured with genuine Harrison–
Delphi parts. Most rebuilders only change seals, $895 on an exchange
basis (I need your old compressor and drier). Core exchange deposit will
be considered. Steven (856)354-1213, email: [email protected] (NJ).
For 575 M: Tubi Style mufflers, made in Italy. Slight surface scratches,
otherwise in almost new condition. The sale is for both the right and left
side mufflers. The number on the mufflers are 00008346. . . . C O N T I N U E D
(Tubi Style charges $3,811 for a new pair of these mufflers). Offered for
$2,000. Carson (650)627-8387, email: [email protected] (CA).
For F430: OEM factory wheels. 2 front and 2 rear in brand new condition,
no scratches or marks, in Ferrari shipping boxes. $2,400. Andrew Bass
(978)314-1225, email: [email protected] (MA).
Borrani wire wheels. Five (5) Borrani RW3801 wheels with good XWX
tires. Four (4) three-ear convex knock offs for 42mm hub. Good condition.
Fits 250 GTO, Lusso, etc. $6,000 for all, plus shipping. Nat Lanza (631)
588-5454, email: [email protected] (NY).
Ferrari window crank tool. Check your tool kits. If you have power windows and port in your door panel, you will at some time need a little help
from this tool. if you look in your owner’s manual you see how its used.
Ferraris ‘75 thru ‘86. $97.78 + s/h. Call (804)740-2104, email: [email protected] (VA).
PA R T S WA N T E D
For 330: Toolkit items: grease gun and extension hose, jack, 21/23 Beta
no 55 wrench, pliers, oil filter wrench, hub puller, and the smaller of the
two orange handled screwdrivers (should have V 12000 on handle). I have
some tools for trade, late ‘50s comp car wrenches, wooden handled screwdrivers. Cory Hill (603)674-7226, email: [email protected] (NH).
For Mondial 3.2: I desperately need a cooling system pipe for my 1988
Mondial 3.2 Cabriolet, the one that’s on the driver’s side. Can anyone
help? Bruce, email: [email protected] (NY).
For 550 Maranello: Original stereo radio for a ‘98 model. Chris McCormick,
email: [email protected] (CO).
For 550/575: OEM Black floor mats in new or excellent condition.
Andrew Bass (978)314-1225, email: [email protected] (MA).
Sony radio. New or almost like new, working Sony radio for a ‘98 or ‘99
F355 and 550. Sony model XR-C720/Ferrari unit code XR-F20 at a reasonable price. Andrew (978)314-1225, email: [email protected] (MA).
Ferrari parts wanted. Spend some time and Look around your garage or
storage space, there maybe something of value there that can be turned
into cash! Call or email me, I am always buying. Thank you. Peter (860)
350-1140, email: [email protected] (CT).
Blueprints/design drawings from the Ferrari factory or major equipment/coach builder suppliers for cars of the period 1947-1970. Will need
copies of each page and blow-ups of the identification sections at the top
of each page for evaluation. Condition not a major issue. George Burgess
(617)233-3482, email: [email protected] (MA).
Memorabilia and literature. Buyer for important, vintage auto related
posters; marque, race/events, commemorative 1895 to late 1960’s. Please,
vintage only; happy to trade! E.A. Singer (831)659-1551, email: tony@
singer356.com (CA).
M I S C E L L A N E O U S F O R SA L E
For Mondial Cabriolet, 348, 355, 360 and 430 Spider: Tonneau covers.
Now available again, custom fabricated upon request. Covers windshield
and interior (including leather boot where applicable) for complete protection when car is left unattended. New, unused. Limited availability.
$265 + s/h. Joe (508)783-2134, email: [email protected] (MA).
Custom cavallino wheel centers for stock Ferrari wheels. Fly yellow
metal centers with sculptured 1 1/2” chrome horse. Replace the “plastic”
look with elegance, the way Ferrari wheels should be! Snap fit into all
stock Ferrari wheels using original black housing. $495/set of 4, with core
exchange, + s/h. Joe (508)783-2134, email: [email protected] (MA).
Ferrari flags. Fly them on race weekends, hang them in the garage, put
them over your windshield to keep the sun off the dash, give them as
gifts. Call, fax, or e-mail us we will send you a complete list. Skip (616)
797-9915, (616)797-9917 (fax), email: [email protected] (MI).
Ferrari Chronographs by Girard Perregaux. Carbon fiber dial Scuderia
Shield chronograph on bracelet, $3,500. Black dial chronograph on
bracelet, $2,900. Includes shipping within U.S. Steven Eisner (856)3541213 office, (856)428-2797, home, email: [email protected] (NJ).
Ferrari flags. 3’x5’, with “Ferrari” and the cavallino shield. 3 styles: 1) red
background; 2) red background w/B&W checkerboards on sides; 3) black
background w/B&W checkerboards on edges. Quality made of strong fabric
for endurance, brilliance, sharp graphics. 2 brass corner grommets. $24.95
+ $2 s/h. Call (410)592-2962, email: [email protected] (MD).
L I T E R AT U R E F O R SA L E
For 1974 246 GTS, s/n 06426: I have full documentation going back to
1974 on your Dino. George, email: [email protected] (CA).
Ferrari misc. Over 2,000 Ferrari-related items. Wide selection of original
manuals, handbooks and brochures from the ‘60s forward. The most complete
selection of magazine back-issues: Cavallino, Forza, Prancing Horse, Ferrari
World, etc. including factory yearbooks and 100s of other publications.
Most near new. Email: [email protected], or see: www.albaco.com (IL).
Ferrari magazines. Forza #79-103, 109-116. (all for $125 + s/h).
Prancing Horse #53, 89, 112, 158-161, 166, 168, 170, 171, 173, 182,
183, 186, 187, 189, 190, 191. News Bulletin 10/05-12/11. (all for $100
+ s/h). Rosso #1, 3, 4. (all for $30 + s/h). Previous 4 sets as a group,
$300 + s/h. David (843)971-0751, email: [email protected] (SC).
Ferrari magazines. FCA News Bulletin and Prancing Horse magazines,
Ferrari Market Letter, Ferrari Owner Club newsletters and magazines, and
much more. Photos and a full list available. Call (858)259-9549, email:
[email protected] (CA).
L I T E R AT U R E WA N T E D
Ferrari sales brochures. Wanted by a private collector. I’m looking for
brochures, 1960 and earlier. I will pair very fair prices, I’m not looking for
bargains! Ken Goldman (781)326-7750, email: [email protected] (MA).
FCA Annual Meet program. I’m looking for a Toronto 1982 program. If
you have a spare, please let me know. David Williams (561)889-4667,
email: [email protected] (FL).
Ferrari misc. I am interested in buying entire collections of Ferrari related products: 1) Factory literature and publications, such as manuals,
handbooks, marketing literature, etc. 2) Other publications, including
books, magazines and similar. 3) Die-cast models and other small collectables. Call (630)926-5111, email: [email protected] (IL).
Ferrari literature wanted. Please take the time to look thru your book
case, garage or basement. Old manuals, brochures and books have value
and they can be turned into cash. Please contact me. Peter (860)3501140, fax (860)350-1148, email: [email protected] (CT).
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