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My favorite among the current Ferraris shown at the museum. "Barchetta" means little boat - notice the chines? 166 is Ferrari-speak for displacement per cylinder - always 12. The gearshift **** is labeled in Roman numerals, with "RM" for reverse - "reversimendo"? You make up what you don't know when you're a docent. The photo on the stand shows the car in a GP at Watkins Glen; it has a racing CV four pages long.
For (maybe) obvious reasons I am very partial to these cars, as well:
I'm not obsessed with them like I am with the 928 but I always like looking at them, and the original Mk1 GTI, and think that the Scirocco would look great parked next to a 928.
For (maybe) obvious reasons I am very partial to these cars, as well:
I'm not obsessed with them like I am with the 928 but I always like looking at them, and the original Mk1 GTI, and think that the Scirocco would look great parked next to a 928.
Cheers
Have to agree. When I was looking for a non-928 project, I started looking for a MK1 GTI, but those are hard to find, and then this just kinda popped up. I need to get back to this one to finish off some small details.
05-14-2024 | 07:30 AM
