"Gumball" Ferrari Daytona
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| john chesnut |
08-13-2013 10:32 PM |
Larry, So many cool cars. Not enough money in my bank account!
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| SunDude |
08-14-2013 05:03 AM |
Is this the same car that's been on display at the Petersen Museum in L.A.? The exhibit signage claims that that car was the one from the movie.
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| 1ntCobra |
08-14-2013 05:22 AM |
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Originally Posted by LMH
(Post 1257352)
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Have you ever seen the July/August 2006 Issue of "Motor Trend Classic" magazine? The story has pictures with one of the Ferrari Daytonas used in the movie and one of the Cobras used in the movie.
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...ml#post1154083 |
| CSX3183 |
08-14-2013 05:28 AM |
There were 2 cars apiece used for filming, identical looking.
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Originally Posted by SunDude
(Post 1257374)
Is this the same car that's been on display at the Petersen Museum in L.A.? The exhibit signage claims that that car was the one from the movie.
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| LeslieGonzales |
08-14-2013 05:36 AM |
That Ferrari is one rare and a beautiful car..i wish i could ride her..though the price seems to be pretty much out of my league.
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| 347stroker |
08-14-2013 05:51 AM |
I've transported several Ferrari Daytonas. At low speed the steering is so heavy I thought there was something wrong but the owner said that was normal. I imagine that it gets lighter as the speed increases. Tom
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| bwcobra15 |
08-14-2013 07:23 AM |
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| Donunder |
08-14-2013 08:05 AM |
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Originally Posted by bwcobra15
(Post 1257399)
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LOL. The best line of the movie -- no doubt! |
Quote:
Originally Posted by SunDude
(Post 1257374)
Is this the same car that's been on display at the Petersen Museum in L.A.? The exhibit signage claims that that car was the one from the movie.
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The two Daytona's used in the movie were chassis numbers 14829 and 16467. I'm not sure which one was at Petersen.
Larry |
| SunDude |
08-14-2013 09:06 AM |
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Originally Posted by LMH
(Post 1257406)
The two Daytona's used in the movie were chassis numbers 14829 and 16467. I'm not sure which one was at Petersen.
Larry
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I just looked at my photos from the museum, but the signage didn't specify the chassis number. It simply said the car belonged to the collection of Margie and Robert E. Petersen.
The car being offered at RM Auctions Monterey is chassis no. 14829.
Here's a pic of the car from my visit to the Petersen.
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I wonder whatever became of "Emergency Plan Alpha"?
Larry
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| Bernica |
08-14-2013 12:00 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by SunDude
(Post 1257374)
Is this the same car that's been on display at the Petersen Museum in L.A.? The exhibit signage claims that that car was the one from the movie.
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Word out here is that Peterson is dumping a lot of their collection via auction. The new owners want to do a French Classic theme collection. That's the word anyways.... |
| mikiec |
08-15-2013 07:21 PM |
Ahhh... Linda Vaughn
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| Thor maine |
08-15-2013 10:05 PM |
Miss Golden Shifter
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| OnyxRider |
08-16-2013 02:51 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by SunDude
(Post 1257374)
Is this the same car that's been on display at the Petersen Museum in L.A.? The exhibit signage claims that that car was the one from the movie.
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I'll find out, but if it is Peterson name was kept out of auction description. You have any other pics of the ones the Peterson sold off?
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Originally Posted by Bernica
(Post 1257430)
Word out here is that Peterson is dumping a lot of their collection via auction. The new owners want to do a French Classic theme collection. That's the word anyways....
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They sold a load of cars. Everytime Hemmings has run a piece I have to write a long commentary about it under my military name
StormBringer
They sold some nice hot-rods, Edwards-America, Cunningham that needed resto. Ghia 450SS
Petersen Museum’s unrestored Cunningham sells for $407,000 | Hemmings Daily
Read the comments under stormbringer.
Yeah let's turn a southern cali museum into art french art Mulin. |
| OnyxRider |
08-16-2013 02:53 PM |
I like the NART spyder, 350 MM and Lister Jag a lot better in that auction.
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| SunDude |
08-19-2013 10:21 AM |
"The Gumball Rally" Daytona Spyder sold this weekend at RM Auctions for a hammer price of $1.5 million USD plus 10% buyer's premium.
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| OnyxRider |
08-19-2013 03:06 PM |
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Originally Posted by SunDude
(Post 1258314)
"The Gumball Rally" Daytona Spyder sold this weekend at RM Auctions for a hammer price of $1.5 million USD plus 10% buyer's premium.
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Yeah that was their high range estimate of what the auto would go for.
Hey if you have any pics of the '53 Dodge Storm Z-250 at the Peterson please let me know. |
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