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English: Ferrari Spyder by Vignale at factory in Maranello in 1952. By the looks (and time), it may be the 1952 Ferrari 340 Vignale s/n 0238A, completed in 1952 and sold to Sweden early 1953. It has the same grill cover as 0238A had, which is seen on pictures from Sweden (where it is common to cover grille for various reasons in winter). The source this is Ottobre 1952, and indicates it was a visit by Dino Ferrari, son of Enzo. He may be the one in front, kind of similar. A historian says this may have been a "factory demonstrator" and that the engine was completed in late parts of 1952.[1] |
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