GTO engineering 250 swb
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Church of Noise

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1,654 posts

266 months

Sunday 7th November 2021
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Just watched the Carfection video on GTO Engineering's 250 swb revival https://youtu.be/yuXV5FaSTY4 (what's in a name...). Looks absolutely brilliant and I can see who will buy these (owners of originals that are to precious to actually put any mileage on, people with a very very healthy bank account that still can't afford a real deal as their market value is sky high...).
I am however stunned that this can happen out in the open, as Ferrari seem quite protective of their heritage.

Does anyone know what I am missing?

200Plus Club

13,435 posts

307 months

Sunday 7th November 2021
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Beautiful (apart from those tailpipes which look too tacked on).
Also wondering how they have permission in a similar way to the guy who's car got trashed by Jaguar...

astonman

839 posts

239 months

Sunday 7th November 2021
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How can this car Not Need an IVA, to be road legal in the U.K.?
It's a brand new car?

Willhire89

1,461 posts

234 months

Monday 8th November 2021
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Appears to use an original identity that has not been in the Uk before




mat205125

17,790 posts

242 months

Monday 8th November 2021
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Willhire89 said:
Appears to use an original identity that has not been in the Uk before



Hmmm?

Doing the same with a lesser car would have us all crying ringer

Oilchange

9,685 posts

289 months

Monday 8th November 2021
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Did they speed up the audio, guy is firing off the script like he's in a hurry ...
And I agree on those tailpipes. Who thought it was a good idea to get them clamped on? Looks straight out of Demon Tweeks.

hot metal

2,019 posts

222 months

Tuesday 9th November 2021
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Tell Ferrari, the tail pipes look pretty much like the original.

JimexPL

1,453 posts

241 months

Wednesday 10th November 2021
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mat205125 said:
Hmmm?

Doing the same with a lesser car would have us all crying ringer
It's been common in the Ferrari world for decades to rebuild a 250GTE 2+2 as a rare 250, generally a LWB California as you don't change the wheelbase.