by Wallace Wyss - The annual Beverly Hills Father’s Day was a big success despite temperatures topping 100 deg. F. This is not a concours per se, with stiff judging (that is more what you find at the Doheny Mansion show held in the same … [Read more...]
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A Chevy Powered Lamborghini Espada
June 19, 2016 By 18 Comments
by Mike - I posted recently about Our Newly Acquired Lamborghini Espada and received several comments. One comment was from David Lang who mentioned his series 1 Espada with the early dashboard - and a GM 350 engine! I'll bet you have never … [Read more...]
Riverside International Automobile Museum: The Selling Of A Museum
June 13, 2016 By 4 Comments
by Anonymous - Back in 2006, Ray Magnon and his son, Doug Magnon, were two racing enthusiasts credited with founding the Riverside International Automotive Museum. Originally, Doug being a Maserati collector, his goal was to have the largest … [Read more...]
The Owner Of The Monteverdi Ferrari Coupe Sends A Note And Photos
June 10, 2016 By 1 Comment
by Mike - After the article yesterday by Wallace Wyss about the Peter Monteverdi Ferrari Coupe I received the message below with photos from Jim Carpenter, the owner of the Monteverdi Ferrari body. If anyone can help Jim with his questions … [Read more...]
Monteverdi’s Ferrari Coupe
June 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment
He raced it, he rebodied it to his design but alas it’s back to a spyder. by Wallace Wyss - Ferrari is a firm that built its reputation on V12 cars. But to those new to the marque, it is always a surprise that there were four and six … [Read more...]
The Bespoke Ferrari Station Wagon: Forever Wandering The Earth, Will It Ever Find Love?
June 7, 2016 By 4 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - Some new to Ferraris think the FF was the first "station wagon" shape applied to a Ferrari. By the factory, yes, but there's been others by other coachbuilders. One I recall is back in the Sixties, there was a perfectly good … [Read more...]
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