5149
finished 8th OA in the SCCA National in Augusta, in March 1964 it was
entered in the 12h Sebring race and caught fire during refueling, in 1965 it
was rebuilt and entered in 1966 in the Daytona Continental, today it belongs to
Luigi (Coco) Chinetti.
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5841 a été achetée en 1966 par Pierre Bardinon qui ma possède toujours et l'expose dans son musée du Mas du Clos.
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5843 was raced by Ecurie Francorchamps, in 24h
Le Mans, 12h Reims, 1000km Paris, 1000km Monza, 500km Spa to name just a few.
Today it part of the "Cavallino Holdings" collection.
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Delivered
in 1964 and driven by Jochen Rindt to outright victory at the 1965
Austrian Grand Prix against the Maranello Concessionaires 365 P2. Later
it was purchased by Arthur Swanson of Squadra Bardahl who raced it in
white with a center stripe. He contested 1966 Sebring 12, 1966 Monza
1000km and the Targa Florio in 1967 with co-driver Robert Ennis. By
1967 the car had a new Drogo nose and competed for the second time in
the Monza 1000km.
It was later shipped to
the USA and not long afterward the car was sold to Hisashi Okada in New
York. He converted the car for road use including wind-up windows, and
seat belts and carpets. In this guise it was regularly spotted in and
around New York. In 2002 the car was sold much as Okada had left it,
but it was completely restored to short-nose configuration and painted
in red.
5845 was then sold at RM Auctions' Ferrari Leggenda e Passione sale for €4,510,000.
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5891 was successfully raced by Antonio Nicodemi
of Avellino, Italy.
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5893 was raced by Chinetti's N.A.R.T. and it won
the 24h Le Mans race in 1965 and belongs to the Indianapolis Motor Museum.
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La
Ferrari 250 LM châssis n°5895 a été acquise,
à sa sortie d’usine en 1965, par Maranello Concessionnaires,
l’écurie anglaise du colonel Hoare. Equipée
d’un V12 de 3,3 litres, elle appartient aujourd’hui
à Giuseppe Lucchini, Italien de Brescia, président du
comité organisateur des Mille Milles.
Elle a couru les 24
Heures du Mans de 1965 avec le nr 23, pilotée par
l’équipage Lucien Bianchi-Mike Salmon. Elle abandonna
à 22 h 30 alors qu’elle occupait la sixième place
(boîte de vitesses explosée).
Après la ronde
mancelle, 5895 participe à de nombreuses courses de championnat
du monde en Europe, dont les 1000 Kilomètres à
Montlhéry. Elle passe ensuite entre les mains de pilotes
privés et court en France et en Angleterre. Elle sera victime de
plusieurs accidents et son moteur sera changé (plus
récent de deux numéros : 5897).
Giuseppe Lucchini en a
fait l’acquisition en 1980 auprès d’un
Français, Bernard Comte. La voiture portait alors une longue
proue aérodynamique. Son état était correct, bien
qu’elle fût assez fatiguée par les nombreuses
courses, y compris de VHC, auxquelles elle avait participé au
cours de sa carrière.
Ce n’est
qu’en 2001 que Giuseppe Lucchini a fait restaurer la 250 LM. Un
travail magnifique réalisé en Italie par des
spécialistes connus : Cognolato et Michelotto (pour la
mécanique). La voiture a été remise dans sa
configuration d’origine du Mans 1965. Pour sa première
sortie dans une manifestation publique depuis sa restauration, cette
magnifique Ferrari a retrouvé, grâce au Mans Classic 2004,
la piste de ses exploits d’il y a presque quarante ans.
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5897 was delivered via Maranello Concessionaires,
GB to David Piper. David Piper raced it succesful until late 1966. Today it si part of the Spinning wheels collection.
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5899 was sold to the Scuderia Filipinetti, Nino
Vaccarella won the Coppa Intereuropa. For a while it was owned and raced by
Rubens Barichello's manager Federico della Noce.
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5901 was delivered and raced by N.A.R.T.
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5903 was sold to Sergio Bettoja of Roma, until
1968 it was raced with great success in many hill climbs.
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5905 was delivered via Scuderia Filipinetti to
Heini Walter. Walter raced it in many hill climbs until 1967.
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5907 was delivered and raced by Maranello
Concessionaires, Graham Hill won the 12h Reims
race. David Piper the 9h Kyalami race.
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5909 was delivered and raced by N.A.R.T. and
finished the 12h Reims race with John Surtees
and Lorenzo Bandini 2nd OA.
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5975 was sold to Sweden to Helge Persson and is
today part of the ex-Schlumpf Collection.
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First
delivered in metallic silver-grey to Count Volpi di Misurata of
Scuderia Serenissima who had Roberto Benelli drive it in several
low-key events. Afterward, Count Volpi had Scaglietti extensively
convert it to road specification. Included was a unique Plexiglas rear
window, bumpers, a full interior with electric windows, cast magnesium
wheels, conversion to left hand drive and air conditioning installed.
After a long term storage in France it was purchased by Rob De la Rive
Box for Dick Merritt at a price of $8000 USD. Upon delivery Merritt was
arrested for testing the top speed of the car.1
In the late 1970s, 5995GT
was relocated to Germany after being repainted metallic dark blue with
a yellow stripe. It later went to Mark A. Tippetts who used the car
quite frequently.1 Since 1985, the car has been in France and was
recently included in the 2010 Mille Miglia as part of the Ferrari
Tribute.
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6023 was delivered to Ecurie Francorchamps was
entered in many great races and hill climbs with success, it even finished the
500km Spa in 1st position.
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6025 was the Pinifarina Geneva Show car with
Stradale bodywork.
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6045 was sold to William Harrah, Reno.
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6047 was raced by Mecom Racing Team of Texas.
Walt Hansgen and Augie Pabst won the 500 Road America
at Elkhart Lake in 1964.
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6051 was owned and raced by Jackie Epstein and
David Prophet.
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6053 vendue le 30 juin 1964 à George Drummond.
250 LM, Drogo
long nose,
RHD
motore tipo 211, no. interno 134/LM
China
red/panno blu
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6105 sold and raced by Ron Fry, in 1968 to Jack
Maurice raced until 1975, then to Richard Colton.
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6107 to Steve Earle never raced until 1968. Then
sold to Guillermo Ortega & Fausto Merello, raced in the 24h Daytona and 12h
Sebring race.
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6119 to Scuderia Filipinetti, 6th OA in the 24h
Le Mans race driven by Dieter Spoerry and Armand Boller.
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6167 ordered by David McKay, who cancelled the
order, it was then raced by Maranello Concessionaires later sold and raced by
Paul Vestey.
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6173 delivered to Scuderia Sant'Ambroeus
finishing 10th OA in the 1000km Monza
race.
Owned at the time by Harry Leventis, sold at RM Auction London October 2008.
This car has had two
major accidents, one in 1972, the other in 2004 in Italy. Not restored
properly, once in Florida (1970s), later again in England (2004).
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6217 was delivered and raced by Edoardo Lualdi
Gabardi, the Italian Hill Climb Champion. 12 Over All wins.
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6233 to Chris Cord raced by Ronnie Bucknum in
the Riverside Times GP.
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6313 delivered and raced by Ecurie Francorchamps
2nd OA in the 1965 24h Le Mans
race.
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6321 delivered to David McKay raced by Spencer
Martin in Australia,
today a part of the Ralph Lauren collection.
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8165 is the last 250 LM June 1966 to David Piper
1st OA in th 1000km Paris
race.
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