Ferrari 275 BGT/4 and Challenge Stradale

[R. de Jong]

http://www.geocities.com/fgto275gtb/
Ferrari 275 GTB/4


http://www.geocities.com/fgtostradale
Ferrari Challenge Stradale

[FF]

Take a look at www.hietbrink.com
Click on "quick search" and select 275 GTB 1965

They still build it, this 275 GTB.....
Almost from scratch.
The only original part was the front axle (with serial number).
This Hietbrink is a true ARTIST.

Believe your eyes!
Dreams can still come true.
Don't live your dreams, drive them!

FF

R. de Jong heeft geschreven in bericht ...

Post by R. de Jong
http://www.geocities.com/fgto275gtb/
Ferrari 275 GTB/4
http://www.geocities.com/fgtostradale
Ferrari Challenge Stradale

[MC]

Post by FF
Take a look at www.hietbrink.com
Click on "quick search" and select 275 GTB 1965
They still build it, this 275 GTB.....
Almost from scratch.
The only original part was the front axle (with serial number).
This Hietbrink is a true ARTIST.
Believe your eyes!
Dreams can still come true.
Don't live your dreams, drive them!
FF

The web site doesn't work for shit.

And say what you want, and I do think those are beautiful creations - BUT,
they are KIT CARS. Nothing more. Even with Ferrari running gear a true
tifosi would not be caught dead in one; in fact, he/she would probably
lament the destruction of the car the chassis/mechanicals *did* come from.

That's the way it is. You do understand that, right?


MC

[Iain Miller]

Post by MC

Post by FF
Take a look at www.hietbrink.com
Click on "quick search" and select 275 GTB 1965
They still build it, this 275 GTB.....
Almost from scratch.
The only original part was the front axle (with serial number).
This Hietbrink is a true ARTIST.
Believe your eyes!
Dreams can still come true.
Don't live your dreams, drive them!
FF

The web site doesn't work for shit.
And say what you want, and I do think those are beautiful creations - BUT,
they are KIT CARS. Nothing more. Even with Ferrari running gear a true
tifosi would not be caught dead in one; in fact, he/she would probably
lament the destruction of the car the chassis/mechanicals *did* come from.
That's the way it is. You do understand that, right?

That may be a bit harsh - these guys seem to be more Coachbuilders/repairers
than Kit Car people - the focus seems to be on restoration rather than even
small volume production replication. Its all done in Steel & Aly & there is
no mention of "fits on a Fiero floorpan" !!

rgds

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