Ford Barchetta

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Lutz remembered the car, he just couldn’t remember the name. With a little Google wizardry and a lucky stumble across this blog item, I found the name: the Ford Ghia Barchetta. And he was only off by one year… apparently the Barchetta debuted in 1983. During this time, Enzo Ferrari sent Henry Ford II a special gift, the one-off Ferrari Barchetta you see above. This dark green Ferrari now resides at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, and it recently stopped by for a visit to Jay Leno’s Garage. Sigh…another exotic supercar owner let his enthusiasm get the best of him during an automotive meeting in the Netherlands and crashed into an old Ford Mondeo Estate. The Ferrari driver wanted to make an impressive exit out of the parking with a power Created especially for Henry Ford II, this 1952 Ferrari Barchetta started life as a 212 Barchetta but it features a 2.7-liter V-12 racing engine as well as more Americanized look with the white-wall tires. Speaking of the tires, aside from a tire swap in Evanta Barchetta Debuts At 2014 Goodwood Revival You may not have shots snapped by eager readers and sent in for free or posted on social media. 2015 Ford Mustang Gas Mileage: EPA Ratings For All Models Released After much speculation, EPA fuel-economy The 1952 Ferrari Barchetta belonged to Henry Ford II, and was a personal gift from Enzo Ferrari during merger discussions between the two. Equipped with a 2.7-liter V12 engine, this car is a fully-original, one-off, true roadster, and an incredible icon of .

Ford said that its redesigned Lincoln MKZ is expected to have sports car is about to hit the market with its appealing looks under the Ant-Kahn Evanta Barchetta name. The General Motors – 6 new recalls announcedGeneral Motors is continuing Jay Leno is not really a Ferrari fan. Every Ferrari that comes to his garage belongs to either a celebrity or a museum. This particular car, a 1952 Ferrari Barchetta, has actually both things going for it, as it used to belong to Henry Ford II and The two-seater barchetta-like study was powered by a tiny 1.5-liter V4 engine and hidden headlamps. All told, only the name, the galloping horse badge and the front turn signals made it on the production Ford Mustang which became a legendary automobile .

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