1971 Ferrari 512M #3
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1971 Ferrari 512M #3
Picture credit goes to Henk4 for this one.
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Ferrari 512S #13
chassis no 1006
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512s #14
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I'm pretty sure the pics of the #14 car at the beginning of the thread is a 512M, not S.
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which chassis is that, it looks like one of the few S types not converted to M configuration, however, the original S had no front lip.
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that is the 512F, also started once as an S...Chassis #1048Originally Posted by Dino Scuderia
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The car shown in post # is chassis #1026, owned by Nick Mason. Actually is not the original car, which burned almost completely during the shooting of the "LeMans" movie. The remains were taken to a shed in Paris and Mason bought the wreck much later and apart from the chassis plate nothing of the rebuild car is original. In all honesty, Mason never claims that his car is original.
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hey you've just stolen my oppurtunity to show off!
12 cylinders or walk!
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I'm thinking of a NART car #1020 which is also number 14 and has the same white and blue stripe down the middle.
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according to Barchetta, #1020 is still in M configuration...There exists a replica on the basis of chassis#1008, which was destroyed in 1971. There are very few original S version around.
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some more info regarding the car posted by Nopassn, which I am sure he shot during the 2004 Monterey historics. It is actually a replica using chassis plate #1034, however, it has not got acceptance in the European Ferrari Challenge. To complicate things further there is a second replica #1034 around...
Edit, this is incorrect, Nopassn shot 1048, the 512F. 1034 was also at Laguna in 2004, driven by Bill Cotter. Pics wanted. On the other hand, it is unlikely that the organisers in Laguna will let replicas participate...
Last edited by henk4; 03-23-2007 at 11:29 AM.
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I really like the shot in #13! I prefer studio shots more then pic´s on outside events (of course, no offence to people who took them) as they give a clean view on the car without distracting shadows, people around the car etc. But studio shots of such a car are not seen very often, so highly appreciated by me. Is the example in #13 from the Matsuda Collection BTW?
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the car in #13 is really the same as in #11 and #10, so they are outdoor shots...
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Ferrari 512S #15
2 more shots.
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