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Not sure about the "daisy dukes"
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The cult, or the bar?
Nice one. You’ve been there and done it. Many others can only dream of it.
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TBH it's so long ago I can't remember about the wheels. It was maroon though. I just remember it as normal Corgi
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One on ebay for just £69 if you want to relive those memories...
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recently sold for $38,500,000
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^^^^ bit of info.
Chassis 3729GT carries a distinction no other GTO can claim. It’s the only Ferrari 250 GTO ever finished in Bianco Speciale (white) from the factory, placing it in a league of its own.
Beyond the colour, its appeal runs deeper. The car has never been restored, only carefully maintained and preserved, retaining an extraordinary level of originality. Combined with its racing pedigree, including periods driven by Graham Hill and Jack Sears, it checks every box collectors chase.
Only 36 Ferrari 250 GTOs were built in total, with just eight right-hand drives, and most left the factory in Rosso Corsa or various shades of blue, green or black. This white example stands entirely alone.
Chassis 3729GT carries a distinction no other GTO can claim. It’s the only Ferrari 250 GTO ever finished in Bianco Speciale (white) from the factory, placing it in a league of its own.
Beyond the colour, its appeal runs deeper. The car has never been restored, only carefully maintained and preserved, retaining an extraordinary level of originality. Combined with its racing pedigree, including periods driven by Graham Hill and Jack Sears, it checks every box collectors chase.
Only 36 Ferrari 250 GTOs were built in total, with just eight right-hand drives, and most left the factory in Rosso Corsa or various shades of blue, green or black. This white example stands entirely alone.
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They were a real think but very rare, as its red it could be an ex GPO VAN, if you look at the wiki link it's list electric versions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedford_CF
