| Immagine | Telaio | Versione | Anno | Exteriore | Interiore | Registrazione | dal | al | Destinazione originale | Appunti | ||||
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![]() | 0139 E | Vignale Berlinetta | 1951 | Nero? | Nero? | HX-13 | ? | ? | Vignale Berlinetta | |||||
![]() | 0179 EL | Vignale Cabriolet | 1951 | Rosso | Nero | DR-39-20 | 1997/10/09 | 2009/07/30 | Vignale Coupe | |||||
![]() | 0215 EL | Touring Coupe | 1951 | Rosso | Nero | EA-32-82 | ? | ? | Touring Coupe | |||||
![]() | 0221 EL | Vignale Cabriolet | 1952 | Bianco | Blu | PM-41-68 | 2022/06/08 | oggi | Vignale Coupe | |||||
![]() | 0225 EL | Ghia Coupe | 1952 | Blu | Crema | PD-88-78 | 1952/02/26 | oggi | Paesi Bassi | |||||
![]() | 0227 EL | Vignale Cabriolet | 1952 | Grigio | Rosso | FZ-28-99 / AR-54-84 | 2016/07/20 | 2016/07/22 | Vignale Cabriolet | |||||
![]() | 0257 EU | Vignale Coupe | 1952 | Verde | Nero | Vignale Coupe never had a Dutch registration | 0257EU 52 212 Inter Vignale Coupe Black Green Roof/Black RHD 18.8.07 - RM Auctions - Monterey Sports & Classic Car Auction, The Portola Plaza Hotel and Monterey Conference Center, Monterey Estimate: $475,000-$625,000 US The Ferrari Geneva coupe offered here is the earliest chassis of six known examples built in this style. It was displayed in 1954 at the Concours d Elegance of San Remo, Italy then shipped to the US and delivered by Chinetti Motors to its first owner Robert C. Wilke of Milwaukee, WI. Mr. Wilke was a legendary auto enthusiast, founder of the very successful Leader Card Indianapolis racing team and owner of many coachbuilt Ferraris. During Mr. Wilke s ownership, the original engine block developed a crack and was replaced by Chinetti with a correct-type new block (stamped 1499, overstamped II0 M ). In 1963 Mr. Wilke sold the car to Pierre-Paul Jalbert of Beverly Hills, CA. The next owner was John E. Plantinga of Westport, CT who bought the car in 1970 from the Vintage Car Store in Nyack, NY. Things came full circle in 1978 when Chinetti Motors repurchased the car and displayed it at the 7th Annual Greater New York Automobile Show at the NY Coliseum, still in its original livery of black with green top. In 1979 0257EU was sold by Christie s in New York to Ennio Giannaroli of Flemalle, Belgium. Mr. Giannaroli owned the car for the next 27 years. He had the car repainted, altering its original paint scheme slightly by making the entire top section of the car green as opposed to merely the top and fins. In 2006 the car was purchased by an American from a Dutch dealer who had it on display at Techno Classica in Essen, Germany. The current owner reports that 0257EU is a smooth running car that should be a pleasure for the next owner to drive. This very interesting car remains in largely original condition, in its original colors inside and out. With so many Ferraris repainted in red nowadays, it is refreshing to find one in period livery, attesting to the great variety of approaches from this classic era when the early years of Ferrari intersected with the glory days of the Italian coachbuilder s art. As such it stands as a rare and glamorous example of a concept car for the road. | |||||||
![]() | 0269 EU | Pinin Farina Coupe | 1953 | Nero | Grigio | AA-13 | Pinin Farina Coupe | |||||||
![]() | 0275 EU | Pinin Farina Coupe | 1953 | Rosso | Marrone | Pinin Farina Coupe never had a Dutch registration | ||||||||
![]() | 0287 EU | Vignale Coupe | 1953 | Rosso | Crema | AL-54-64 | ? | 2009/06/25 | Vignale Coupe | |||||
![]() | 0167 EL | Inter Berlinetta Touring Aerlux | 1951 | Rosso | ? | PM-90-42 | 2025/01/08 | oggi | Inter Berlinetta Touring Aerlux |











