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Ferrari 335 S '1957

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Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957
Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957
Front Panel Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957

Chassis made: #0674M*, #0676M, #0700M, #0764M.

*Chassis #0674M was upgraded from the Ferrari 315 S.

4,204mm

Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957

Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957
Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957
Front Panel Ferrari 335 S (#0674M) '1957

4,204mm

Ferrari 335 S (#0764M) '1957

Ferrari 335 S (#0764M) '1957
Ferrari 335 S (#0764M) '1957
Front Panel Ferrari 335 S (#0764M) '1957

4,204mm

Ferrari 335 S (#0700M) '1957

Ferrari 335 S (#0700M) '1957
Ferrari 335 S (#0700M) '1957
Ferrari 335 S (#0700M) '1957

4,204mm

Ferrari 340 Mexico Spyder (#0228AT) '10.1952

Ferrari 340 Mexico Spyder (#0228AT) '10.1952
Ferrari 340 Mexico Spyder (#0228AT) '10.1952
Front Panel Ferrari 340 Mexico Spyder (#0228AT) '10.1952

4,201mm

Ferrari 375 Plus '01–03.1954

Ferrari 375 Plus (#0398TF) '03.1954
Ferrari 375 Plus (#0396AM) '03.1954
Front Panel Ferrari 375 Plus (#0384AM) '01.1954

Winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans 1954 (302 laps, 4061.15 km). Racers: José Froilan González and Maurice Trintignant.

Winner of the 1000 km Buenos-Aires 1954 (6:41.50.8). Racers: Giuseppe Farina and Umberto Maglioli.

Winner of the 1000 km Buenos-Aires 1955 (6:35.15.4). Racers: Enrique Saenz Valiente and José-Maria Ibanez.

4,187mm

Ferrari 375 Plus (#0384AM) '01.1954

Ferrari 375 Plus (#0384AM) '01.1954
Ferrari 375 Plus (#0384AM) '01.1954
Front Panel Ferrari 375 Plus (#0384AM) '01.1954

4,187mm

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