Resurrection of Ferrari 250LM

Discussion in 'Other Vehicles' started by Metalman, Feb 10, 2013.

  1. Metalman

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  2. Jason Montague

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    :cornut: Thanks, that was great. I guess that it was originally built for a UK subject or a Japanese citizen as it's right hand drive.:Thumbsup:

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  3. Dave.0

    Dave.0 Helix & RMW Powered
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    No one makes a car as beautiful as a Ferrari.
     
  4. Crashton

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    Man in the video you could hear the straight cut gears of the transmission. Musical! :D
     
  5. DneprDave

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    I wonder what they did with it? They don't say what repairs were made.

    Was it a heap to start with? or was it in almost pristine condition?

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  6. Crashton

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    If they received the car in as raced condition you can bet it needed a lot. Race cars, run hard & put away wet. Back in the day it was just a race car & used as such. Today it is an automotive God. I too would have liked to see its restoration. That would be a cool story.
     

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