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Unfortunatly, this is another of those illness forces sale vehicles, I am representing this vehicle for my customer and friend who does not Ebay, lets get to it, current owner has owned this car for approx. 35 yrs., there has been approx. $20,000 spent overall, hopefully you can see in photos the extensive bodywork and paintwork(hopefully you can see in pics how straight the body is and the time and care to achieve body gaps and fit, it has been painted with top quality urathane single stage enamel, colorsanded and polished finish, interior is all new aside from headliner which is in great cond., all interior metal parts have been re-done including steering wheel, chrome all re-done, all stainless re-done and original to car( imagine, quarter panel mouldings are 8ft long!), over $3000.00 in chrome/brightwork alone, owner has collected numerous OEM parts over the years in which are now on this car( brought me hood badge in oe box, parklamp lenses in oe boxes, dome light ass in oe box, grille is in orig. perfect cond(not re-done but looks new) just put new OE looking classic whitewall radials(for drivability sake)within last six months(only about 50 mi. on them), there are no after mkt. parts put on this car,drivetrain is original to this car(312 V-8 with auto) and is older re-build approx. 20,000 mi. ago, UNDERSTAND, this was not a "frame-off" restoration, but a "cosmetic resto", this is a original "Cali" car..Would like to touch on interior, as i said it is all re-done as close to orig. as reality permits, there are no after market kits for these cars, this car runs and drives great, it saddens me that he has to let it go, REMEMBER! when is the last time you saw one of these at a car show!... the car will only be sold thru Ebay and thru paypal in less sold locally, can work with you in helping arrange shipping when that time comes, I can get and do have more photos OH!, vehicle is currently registered in Ca. ,Thanks

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The story of the relationship between Henry Ford II and Enzo Ferrari is absolutely fascinating. The two great men of the auto industry had what appeared to be a burgeoning friendship until Ferrari pulled out of a deal to sell his company to Ford in the '60s. The latest car featured in Jay Leno's Garage is a 1952 Ferrari 212 Barchetta that tells the very beginnings of that story.
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