It would be wonderful to see a buyer actually use the 250, instead of stashing it away to be admired and to appreciate in value. Driving is more fun that looking at it...... Cash
By David S. Wallens
Sep 7, 2019
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Ferrari,
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Well documented and with a recent engine rebuild. The dealer, Fantasy Junction, describes this 1959 Ferrari 250GT Series I Pinin Farina Coupe as a “driver-level cosmetic presentation.”
It would be wonderful to see a buyer actually use the 250, instead of stashing it away to be admired and to appreciate in value. Driving is more fun that looking at it...... Cash
I know that we're supposed to be impartial, but this is one of my favorite Ferrari shapes.
One of my favorite shapes as well too, only in Maserati 3500 GT trim, which has a bit more “accessories “ to break up the panel expanse. (But this is gorgeous)
Amazing how talented designers could sell such similar lines to two separate manufacturers. (And let’s not even begin to address that a 3500gt shrunk by 20% closely resembles a Volvo P1800)
Pic #2 with a slice of daylite showing over the top of the rear tire made me smile.
Now you have me looking at Maserati 3500 GT photos....
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