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Ferrari 166 Ansaloni Spyder Corsa Passo Corto (#008I/#0012M) '05.1948

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Ferrari 166 Ansaloni Spyder Corsa Passo Corto (#008I/#0012M) '05.1948
 
 

The Ansaloni body was mounted on the chassis #008I in 1949.

2,734cc

Ferrari 166 S Barchetta (#001S) '02.1948

Ferrari 166 S Barchetta (#001S) '02.1948
 
 

1,995cc

Ferrari 166 S Berlinetta (#003S) '04.1948

Ferrari 166 S Berlinetta (#003S) '04.1948
Ferrari 166 S Berlinetta (#003S) '04.1948
 

Mille Miglia 1948 winner, first ever Ferrari victory. Racers: Clemente Biondetti and Giuseppe Navone.

1,995cc

Ferrari 159 Sport '1947

Ferrari 159 Sport '1947
Ferrari 159 Sport, Enzo Ferrari
 

Chassis made: #03C и #04C.

1,903cc

Ferrari 125 Sport (#01C) '03.1947

Ferrari 125 Sport (#01C) '03.1947
Ferrari 125 Sport (#01C) '03.1947
Front Panel Ferrari 125 Sport (#01C) '03.1947

1,497cc

Ferrari 125 Formula '1948–50

Ferrari 125 Formula '1948–50
Ferrari 125 Formula '1948–50
Ferrari 125 Formula '1948–50

1,497cc

Ferrari 125 Spyder Corsa (#02C) '1947

Ferrari 125 Spyder Corsa (#02C) '1947
Ferrari 125 Spyder Corsa (#02C) '1947
 

1,497cc

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