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Frrrari s/n 002C

A Parable About Ferrari 002C

April 9, 2019 By pete

Story by Pete Vack
Photos by Alan Boe unless otherwise marked

It was raced first by Franco Cortese, then the great and soon-to-be late Raymond Sommer. It was owned by the aristocratic Besana brothers and sent to South America and participated in a multitude of events and returned to Italy to win the GP of Bari. It was then adorned with a unique Motto body which was later removed. It may have been driven at some point by Tazio Nuvolari.

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