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Pantheon Ferrari Exhibition

December 21, 2011 By vanhoolandt

Ferrari 250GT SWB

1962 250 GT SWB berlinetta Scaglietti s/n 3431 GT was a star of the Pantheon Ferrari Exhibit.

Story and photos by Hugues Vanhoolandt

Ferrari, a Special Exhibition in the Pantheon, Basel, Switzerland

The Pantheon in Basel is located in a spectacular building where privately owned vintage cars are exhibited along a circular ramp. It is a garage, a workshop, a sales and rental facility, a place to hold special events, and a lot more. According to the Pantheon site, “Stephan Musfeld has been a vintage car enthusiast since the days of his youth. So, when he happened to hear about the vacant premises formerly occupied by the Züblin repair and machinery workshop in Muttenz, the project became virtually inevitable. And thus it came about that Basle once again became Switzerland’s center for yet another theme of special interest.”

The unique Pantheon building in Basel.



The Pantheon also frequently hosts a special exhibition and, until the 8th of April 2012, it’s Ferrari’s turn with around 40 cars coming from Switzerland, Germany and Austria.

Let’s see the most significant of them.

Ferrari 166mm

1949 166 Spider Corsa s/n 0012 M took part to several races in Italy, including the Mille Miglia, before being rebodied as a 500 TRC lookalike and spending almost 30 years in the US. Back to Europe in the late nineties, it has now been restored to its original configuration.

Ferrari 500TRC

The 500 TRC Spider Scaglietti s/n 0660 MDTR has spent all its racing life in the US, taking part notably to the 12 hrs of Sebring in 1957 and 1958. It resides in Switzerland since 1985 and is Ferrari Classiche certified.

Ferrari Ellena

1957 250 GT coupé, s/n 0693 GT, is one of the first to be bodied by Ellena and is still featuring the low roof previously seen on the Boano coupés.

Ferrari California

One of 50 built, this 250 GT California Spider LWB, s/n 0965 GT, was first delivered in California in 1958.

Ferrari GTO

1962 250 GTO s/n 3809 GT has been extensively raced (and frequently crashed) between 1962 and 1964 and is in the same German ownership since 1976.

Ferrari 250 LM

250 LM berlinetta, s/n 5899, entered in 1964 under the Scuderia Filipinetti banner, saw Ludovico Scarfiotti and Nino Vaccarella victorious.

Ferrari 275GT Comp

This car, s/n 09007, is a ‘competizione’ version of the 275 GTB berlinetta which had a long racing career in Italy and then in France. Since owned by a Swiss collector, it has been often raced in the Ferrari Historic Challenge and in the Tour Auto.

Ferrari 312P

From the same Swiss collector come the sleek lines of this 1968 312 P s/n 0872, several times Le Mans, Daytona and Sebring contender.

Ferrari 512 BBLM

1980 512 BB LM s/n 35523 and 1990 F40 LM s/n 97881 are two examples of privateer efforts to keep the Ferrari name alive on the GT scene.

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  1. Jeff Downer Indianapolis Indiana says

    December 22, 2011 at 10:59 am

    What an outstanding facility. A home worthy of the guest vehicles on display.

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