my second favorite ferrari

[cuntukimushroom]

i could not find any good specs like 0-60 so could sum1 hook me up with them

[Viper007]

Wow what kind of Ferrari is that?

[cuntukimushroom]

Ferrari 250 GT Drogo Special

[Dino Scuderia]

This car is another Drogo design based on the above car, this one is known as the Breadvan.


EDIT: I edited the picture down to 640x480 an reattached it...

[Coventrysucks]

The info I found on the grey Drogo says it is basically a re-bodied 250 GT SWB, so I would imagine its vital statistics can't be far off from that.

2.9 litre 60° V12
290bhp (10 more than the GT SWB)
1025kg (25 less than the GT SWB)
283bhp/ tonne (266 for the GT SWB)

Top speed of 167mph for the SWB, so maybe 170 (250 GTO with 302bhp goes 174mph)

0-60 probably just above 6 seconds (250 GTO is 5.8s)

[Michelotto]

Don't get me wrong i am a huge ferrari fan. But that is one insanely ugly car!!!!!!!!!!!!

[taz_rocks_miami]

Don't get me wrong i am a huge ferrari fan. But that is one insanely ugly car!!!!!!!!!!!!

Someone please tell me that's not a factory car!!!:( PLEASE!!!! :( :( :(

[Coventrysucks]

That isn't a factory car.
It appears that Piero Drogo (http://www.tybrainstorm.de/drogo/drogo-3.html) was a low volume coach builder, like Zagato or Bertone.
The bread van was created when aerodynamics had just been "invented" and there was much experimentation.
Designed along principles put forward by Dr. Kamm, which has something to do with the sharp cut off tail creates a difference in pressure, reducing drag.

Unsurprisingly known as the "Kamm tail" it can be seen on many cars of the early '60s.
It is still used today to some extent (TVR T350 springs immediately to mind).

P.S. Don't knock him, he designed the Ferrari P4 and Dino 206 S, two of the best looking Ferraris ever (IMHO)

[taz_rocks_miami]

That isn't a factory car.
It appears that Piero Drogo (http://www.tybrainstorm.de/drogo/drogo-3.html) was a low volume coach builder, like Zagato or Bertone.
The bread van was created when aerodynamics had just been "invented" and there was much experimentation.
Designed along principles put forward by Dr. Kamm, which has something to do with the sharp cut off tail creates a difference in pressure, reducing drag.

Unsurprisingly known as the "Kamm tail" it can be seen on many cars of the early '60s.
It is still used today to some extent (TVR T350 springs immediately to mind).

P.S. Don't knock him, he designed the Ferrari P4 and Dino 206 S, two of the best looking Ferraris ever (IMHO)

YES, YES, YES!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU Coventry!!!!! I can sleep tonight:) :) :) :) :) :D :D :D :D :D

[cuntukimushroom]

horrible ferrari ever your madly insane you have bad/funny tastes this is one of the best ferraris ive seen, not the breadvan the one i posted

[taz_rocks_miami]

horribel ferrari ever your madly insane you have bad/funny tastes this is one of the best ferraris ive seen not the breadvan the one i posted

I was talking about the red bread van pic.

[McLareN]

I have one pic of the Ferrari 250 GT SWB Drogo breadvan

[cuntukimushroom]

oooh mean front bad about the back though looks like a real bread van :rolleyes: :D

[PsychoChimp22]

Don't get me wrong i am a huge ferrari fan. But that is one insanely ugly car!!!!!!!!!!!!

At least somebody had the balls to say it, I couldnt agree more. :eek:

[henk4]

i could not find any good specs like 0-60 so could sum1 hook me up with them


it is always nice to see your own picture return in a modified manner. Here's the original, taken at a Coys festival in Silverstone, 1997 or 1998. The specs of the car are on UCP. Anybody knows who doctored my pic?

[cuntukimushroom]

thank you henk thats a beauty!!!

[Wouter Melissen]

Anybody knows who doctored my pic?

Richard

[henk4]

Richard

sc net sucks :D

[cuntukimushroom]

whoahey!!!!!

[QuattroMan]

i could not find any good specs like 0-60 so could sum1 hook me up with them


JUST FOR FUNNNNNN!