Needed: Ferrari 250GTO illustrations/schematics

[proosen]

Well, as of internal pictures there wasn't very much in my book.
But take a look and see if this is of any use to you.
250 GTO


Niclas

[drunken monkey]

Originally Posted by CeeElle

i'm bad about posting thoughts as they come, rather than combining them into one tidy post.

use the edit button.

and wow!
that site really does show much close kits of the older cars are to the real thing in terms of chassis frame and bodywork sections.

[klutz_100]

Big thanks, Niclas!

Sorry for the delay in responding but I am travelling at lot recently.

Take care!

[theOmni]

here is a blueprint

[drunken monkey]

Originally Posted by theOmni

here is a blueprint

actually, they're from the instructions of the esci/ertl 250 swb kit.
also, plans and elevations do not a blueprint make.

[proosen]

Originally Posted by klutz_100

Big thanks, Niclas!

Sorry for the delay in responding but I am travelling at lot recently.

Take care!

No worries!

I haven't exactly been the fastest man on earth
If you need specific information on an individual there is data on how they looked on delivery and in some cases modifications made later on.
Just give me the chassi number and I'll let you know what's known about that individual.


Niclas

[whitecue]

I found this several years ago from a certain website that I can't recall, it was divided into several parts and I had to stitch them together, quality is not the best, and I'm not sure how accurate it is, but anyway...

[360spider]

Holy Batman a thread back from the dead....

[klutz_100]

Originally Posted by whitecue

I found this several years ago from a certain website that I can't recall, it was divided into several parts and I had to stitch them together, quality is not the best, and I'm not sure how accurate it is, but anyway...

Thanks
That's going to be VERY useful!!