GPS Classic
GPS Classic had a lot going on when we arrived in Soragna to uncrate the 212. They operate a shop very much like RPM, but in Italy. Within the shop are a large number of Ferraris, Alfas, Oscas, and about 5 vintage Formula 3 cars. During Mille Miglia, GPS Classic takes care of a number of cars. We followed the 212 0086E in our service vehicle, while the first of the GPS Classic vans followed a couple of the other cars.
Other GPS Classic posts are here: http://www.ferraricraft.com/2010/05/mille-miglia-day-0/
and
here: http://www.ferraricraft.com/2010/05/ferrari-250-mille-miglia/
The plate that RPM made for the 212 in Vermont. Looks just like the original.
These are 175/550-13 tires on Campagnolo wheels... these were some of the narrower ones. The big ones got into the 15" wide territory.
Formula 3 - I think this was a Manta. There were Loti as well, and lots of Cosworth bits everywhere.
There are a few of these racks.
graeme dyck said,
May 23, 2010 @ 8:54 pm
Love that Junior Zagato…pretty unique despite influencing Honda’s original CRX
Riccardo said,
November 9, 2010 @ 1:12 pm
Hello, do you sell the campagnolo wheel? thanks
admin said,
November 26, 2010 @ 5:29 pm
I have a lead on some, what car are you wanting to fit them to, 275/330 or 365 Daytona/BB style?