Ferrari NART 275

[farmkid]

I saw this Ferrari 275 NART Spyder parked up on Bond Street at the weekend.....
I'm not sure but I think it's the same model that sold for $27 million at auction recently-
either way, I'd be slightly apprehensive taking it out shopping in the West End........
although I'll worry about that when I can afford one....

[andy tims]

Beautiful car.

[GraniteQuarry]

I've no idea if that's a genuine NART but by God how nice is it, absolutely stunning thing!

[Thewatchbloke]

Now that's what I call a Ferrari. Lovely

[JasonM]

I've no idea if that's a genuine NART but by God how nice is it, absolutely stunning thing!

A quick Google of the reg suggests its the real deal owned by Charles Beecham, its won loads of shows..... Beautiful ...

[Kingstepper]

A quick Google of the reg suggests its the real deal owned by Charles Beecham, its won loads of shows..... Beautiful ...

Is this CB well known?

[farmkid]

Is this CB well known?

Evidently Charles Beecham also used to own the SWB GTO that Moss raced in the early 60's- registration number 1 SWB.

He's obviously a hardcore classic Ferrari enthusiast - surprisingly he made all his wealth from a chocolate company based in Norfolk-
not quite what you'd expect when considering his garage!
It transpires this car has been featured in several classic car magazines etc -basically it's the bees knees of a motor.

[NickMSM]

Nice car, and registration

[farmkid]

This car makes the NART look a bargain:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/...nsive-car.html

[mikeeb]

Ferarri's from this era are just stunnning. Oh for the Euro Millions......

[GraniteQuarry]

GTO now $52m bloody hell wow!!

Read recently somewhere an ex-racer (think it was maybe John Surtees) saying Enzo offered him two from the factory that they couldn't sell, something like $20k for the pair!

[Jeff wilson]

Very very nice

[Plug]

That is properly pretty. That or an E-type? Decisions, decisions..

Cheers,

Plug

[pastrana72]

Evidently Charles Beecham also used to own the SWB GTO that Moss raced in the early 60's- registration number 1 SWB.

He's obviously a hardcore classic Ferrari enthusiast - surprisingly he made all his wealth from a chocolate company based in Norfolk-
not quite what you'd expect when considering his garage!
It transpires this car has been featured in several classic car magazines etc -basically it's the bees knees of a motor.

I think he still has the 250 SWB.