Ferrari
288GTO
Full-detail injection plastic kit of the Ferrari 288 GTO.
Body is molded in white with grey interior, engine, and
chassis parts; matte chrome rims with black rubber tires.
Decals for the interior panels and exterior emblems are
included, along with the race decals.
Ferrari
F430 Scuderia
Plastic model kit with highly detailed pieces embossed with
realistic surface details. Includes illustrated assembly
and marking guide. Features: Left Hand Steering.
Ferrari
328 GTS
Limited Edition, highly detailed plastic pieces molded in
silver, red, white, black, gray and clear. Detailed engine.
Contains 138 pieces. Photo etched detailed parts. Illustrated
assembly guide.
Ferrari
FXX Sports Car
Precision detailed model depicts the projection headlights
enclosed in the front fenders, left/right rear wing, and
other body features Includes roll cage, racing-type instrument
panel & bucket seats to replicate the racing car style
Includes mesh covers for front air intake and other areas
Muffler ends are made of nickel-plated metal parts Gull
wing type doors and rear cowl can be opened and closed Realistic
solid synthetic rubber tires Includes decals to depict cars
1-29. The real FXX has a 6262cc V12 engine that provides
over 800hp output.
Ferrari
F2007 Formula 1 Race Car
Realistic bodywork molded from the finest high-impact styrene
plastic, True-to-original front and rear spoilers, Multi-part
eight-cylinder engine, Authentic tires, wheel rims and striking
hub caps, Rotating wheels, Detailed cockpit, Illustrated
assembly guide.
Scarlet
Passion: Ferrari's Famed Sports Prototype And Competition
Sports Cars 1963-73 -This book is a detailed account of
the most charismatic period of Ferrari sports car racing,
from the introduction of Prototype racing for 1963 to the
withdrawal of Maranello from two-seater racing at the end
of 1973 to concentrate on Formula 1. The great sports racing
cars of this era have a strong enthusiast following, particularly
those of the Prancing Horse, which was competing primarily
against the Ford GT40 and the
Porsche 917.
Ferrari
Formula 1 -Even with all the other books on GP Ferraris
I already had, I found that this one was essential. The human
side of the team is particularly well presented. A nice touch
is the section showing Ferraris at the same corner at Monaco
every year over a 22-year span.
Ferrari
Prototype Era: 1962-1973 in Photographs -Beginning with
the first Ferrari mid-engine prototype, the 246SP, and carrying
through to the 512s and mighty 312PBs, author Alan Henry recounts
an epic period in motor racing of indomitable cars and superb
drivers in Ferrari Prototype Era: 1962-1973 in Photographs.
This beautiful photographic history brings back these
trend-setting sports-prototypes in all their glory, as well
as the drivers who raced them and the classic circuits that
were host to their legendary competitions.
Ferrari
330/P4 -When enthusiasts speak of the "Ford-Ferrari
Wars" at LeMans in the mid-1960s, this is the Ferrari
of which they speak. This beautifully produced slipcase edition
commemorates the great endurance race car, of which only four
were ever built. Today, only three survive with an approximate
market value of 10 million each. This exhaustive history of
those fantastic cars examines their technical histories and
development, their complete competition records, and the great
drivers who raced them-including Jackie Stewart and Chris
Amon-as well as primary adversaries like Carroll Shelby, Jim
Hall, Mario Andretti, and Dan Gurney.
Ferrari:
The Road from Maranello -In 1945, Enzo Ferrari, the onetime
director of Scuderia Ferrari, Alfa Romeo’s fabled racing
program, emerged from Alfa’s shadow to create his own
legend. Out of the rubble of World War II, Ferrari established
an auto works whose products would surpass anything before
seen. Demand for handcrafted racing cars in postwar Italy,
however, was slight. At the urging of a former colleague,
Ferrari found a profitable niche for his creations in America–which
still remains Ferrari’s biggest market. Now esteemed
automotive journalist, historian, and photographer Dennis
Adler presents Ferrari: The Road from Maranello–the
stunningly illustrated story of one of the most coveted and
recognized automobile lines in the world. Written with the
full cooperation of the Ferrari works, this sumptuous book
is illuminated throughout with more than 200 color and one
hundred fifty archival black-and-white photos, some of which
have never before been published. Featured are many legendary
Ferraris from road and track: the Tipo 125, Ferrari’s
debut production racer; the Farina Cabriolet, the first Ferrari
for consumers; the 212 coupe (the Inter); the 365 GTB/4 Daytona;
the 312 series cars that dominated world endurance racing
in the early 1970s; the incomparable Testa Rossa and Berlinetta
Boxer series; the brutally powerful F50, “the fastest
road car ever”; and Ferrari’s Grand Prix and Formula
One cars, driven by champions from Alberto Ascari to Niki
Lauda to Michael Schumacher. Chronicled in interviews with
racing legends including Dan Gurney, Carroll Shelby, and Phil
Hill, as well as renowned Ferrari designers Sergio Pininfarina,
Sergio Scaglietti, and many others is the fascinating history
of Ferrari through its successes and failures, setbacks and
triumphs. Here are first-person stories of legendary battles
pitting Ferrari against Ford, Porsche, and other marques on
race circuits from Monaco and Monza to Daytona and Le Mans.
Stylishly written and highlighted by magnificent photography,
Ferrari is a fitting tribute to the ultimate expressions of
automotive excellence.
Ferrari:
A Complete Guide to All Models -Does any other car manufacturer
have a more storied history than Ferrari? Has any other carmaker
created more memorable and lusted-after cars? For nearly 60
years, Ferrari has built the sports car which fire enthusiast's
dreams. Ferrari: A Complete Guide to All Models catalogs Maranello's
fantastic output. More than 180 designs are beautifully illustrated
with both artworks and photographs. It's a full review of
Prancing Horse cars from 1940—the year of the 815 Auto
Avio Costruzioni—to the 2006 F1 racer of World Champion
Michael Schumacher and all the great production cars in between.
Organized in chronological order and sub-divided into grand
touring, Sport cars, and Formula One single-seaters, each
design has its own technical specification and a text that
details the principle engineering and sports successes. The
work is complemented by a results listing detailing all the
key victories achieved by Maranello in more than 50 years
of racing. Truly a key reference work for any Ferrari fan!
