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Poprvé vyfoceno Cross River (NY)
| Spoter | Rivitography |
| Spatřeno v | Cross River (NY), United States of America |
| Datum | 2016-03-25 00:57 |
So this is a mystery that is perplexing everyone. I spotted this Ferrari 275 GTB/4 on a flatbed truck getting off of I-684, however there is no real way to tell if this is a legit NART Spyder. If it is legit, it is worth a whopping $27,500,000.00. Everybody on FerrariChat.com is saying that it could be a "cut car" in which about 100 GTB/4s were converted into Spyders by a third party, much to the dismay of Ferrari themselves. The only way to really know if this is legit is the license plate. This car was apparently part of the House of Cars Curated Garage Tour and Gala Celebration which took place in November 2015. It was a tour that started at Miller Motorcars in Greenwich, CT then went to tour five private collector's homes, and ended at Collector's Car Garage in Bedford Hills, NY. If the names of those five collectors are ever found out, then we will know for sure. What do you guys think? Is it real, or is it a cheap cut car?
| Maximální rychlost | 260 KM/H |
| Zrychlení 0-100 KM/H | 5.60 s |
| Výkon | 300 HP |
| Točivý moment | 314 Nm @ 6000 RPM |
| Váha | 1050 kg |
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Rivitography - v 01:10
EDIT: It is speculated that given the location where this was found, this could very well be Chassis #10219, which is the exact car that set the world record price of $27,500,000.00 at RM Auctions two years ago. If it is, this is probably one of the most amazing spots on AG so far.
MKSpots - v 01:27
Nice spot. I kind of doubt that someone would move a 27 million dollar car on an open air flatbed though; but that's just a guess. I love the color of it.
Rivitography - v 01:30
@MKSpots everybody on FerrariChat.com is saying the same thing but you never know. It's I-684, anything can show up. Here's the thread if you want to take a look:
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/vintage-thru-365-gtc4-sponsored-vintage-driving-machines/517257-275-n-r-t-spyder-found-cross-river-ny.html#post144584347
OPspotters - v 02:12
WOW!!! Amazing, what a great find. Based on where it is spotted I won't be surprised if it is a real NART Spyder. Spyder #4 with serial 10219 is owned by Ralph Lauren and doesn't he live around the corner.
Lamborarri - v 04:21
Congrats on Spot of the Day Jason!! I think it's real based on the information presented, but it would for sure be something worth looking into. :)
schenk - v 17:25
Nice spot! But to be honest I don't think a $27,500,000.00 car is transported on a flatbed..
Rivitography - v 17:50
@Lamborarri @fanbuga75 thanks guys! @hardstyler lol it was a Wednesday and all I wanted to find was either a GL 63 AMG or an M4 Convertible, this was the last thing I expected to find. @schenk yeah that's what's throwing me off as well. Who would transport a $27,500,000.00 car on a flatbed truck? Who knows though, it's I-684, you can see anything.
Rivitography - v 17:53
@schenk I once found a FLY Yellow 246 Dino GTS being transported by the exact same truck on the exact same road: http://www.autogespot.com/ferrari-dino-246-gts/2015/09/01
spencermodes - v 18:43
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this is NOT a real 275 NART Spyder. All surviving red NARTs have a distinctive Ferrari badge on the left side of the rear and this one shows no traces of any emblem whatsoever. Not to mention it lacks the reverse light that should be hanging off of the rear bumper. Did two minutes of research and I think this is your car... https://www.ferraris-online.com/pages/imgview.php?reqcardir=FE-275GTB4NT-10473&imgnum=P006
CHSLinz - v 15:46
@Rivitography Everybody here is arguing whether this is a real NART or not and I'm just like who the hell cares? This car looks stunningly beautiful and I personally couldn't care less if it was sold at an auction for 27mil or a "cheap" cut car. Truly amazing find!
Rivitography - v 03:43
@dare2drive @MKSpots @OPspotters @Lamborarri @fanbuga75 @hardstyler @schenk @NCspotter @thomscarspotter @CHSLinz UPDATE: It has been confirmed by Marty Motors (the company carrying the car) that this is in fact not, I repeat, NOT a real 275 NART. This is 1 of the 100 cut cars done by third parties and not by Ferrari themselves, however despite this, it's still worth a cool $2.5 million.
Horse-Power - v 06:06
@Rivitography This is just simply one of my favorite spots of yours, Jason! My main objective when I go out spotting is to capture these types of classics. Just stunning is all I can say about this red horse.
