111 Ferraris were spotted at the historic town of Aarberg Switzerland on August 4th.	Only Ferraris were allowed to park in the historic area of Aarberg.
Rain hampered the weekend, but didn't stop the more enthusiast Ferrari owners and spectators from enjoying the festivities.	Aarberg was a dealer show, and attracted a large number of newer Ferraris. The oldest was this 250GT PF Coupe.
A 512 BB appeared with the sun, S/N 21667.	A black 330 GTC, S/N 11079.
308GT4s are getting more attention today, and deservedly so. This is S/N 14062, owned by Mario Pulice, was one of two at Aarberg.	A rare Ferrari in dark-gray was this Queen Mother, a 365 GT 2+2, owned by Gerd Tschopp.
Switzerland has an active Dino Club, and two red 246GTs appeared at Aarberg, drawing much attention.	S/N 12737 sits next to the Daytona of Othmar Bossart, S/N 15751.
The 275 GTB Shortnose, S/N 06949, was entered by Hans Notter.	Ferraris, in various guises, still are remarkably similar. There is no mistaking a Ferrari--