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Ferrari 860 M Nassau 1956 #13

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Ferrari 860 M Nassau 1956 #13 by Faenza 43


Alternative version FAE282B Fangio Caracas FAE282C Castellotti Cuba FAE282D Kessler Lime Rock & FAE282E Grossman Bridgehampton
Alfonso de Portago appears to have taken delivery of the ex-works Ferraro 860 Monza (Chassis 0602M) in Nassau as there is a photograph of him before the races outside his hotel with the car still painted red with a white nose. By race day it had been re-finished in pale blue with yellow stripes and in this livery he took second place in the Governor’s Trophy and third overall with a class win in the Nassau Trophy. After de Portago’s tenure, the car passed to Chinetti and was raced by a variety of drivers with Bruce Kessler taking a class win at Lime Rock and Bob Grossman driving several times including a second placed finish at Bridgehampton. The Nassau car is the only version we have found images for and the model matches these very well. The finish on all of them is good and the small visual changes make for appealing and unusual additions to any Ferrari collection.

Description: Ferrari 860 M Nassau 1956 #13
Catalogue#: FAE282A
Product Type: Hand Built
Scale: 1:43
Event: GT & Sports Car Racing
Colour: -
Drivers: De Portago F
Sponsors: #13
Dates: 1956
Race/Position: -
Release Date: May 2017
Weight: 325 grams
Comments: Nassau.

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