New and lovely photos of #028...

[simmypam]

Originally Posted by hurstg01

The Senna 'S' on the back of #016 a while ago could make people think of a connection between the man himself and the F1, but I too haven't heard of anything concrete between him and the F1

I guess that '92 and '93 were a bit bumpy between Senna and Mclaren, so maybe he never got involved. But still, one would think he'd have ordered one or driven one at some point.

[Peloton25]

More new and lovely photos of #028 can be found in this Picasa gallery:

https://picasaweb.google.com/ARRWEBM...iceSCollection

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[dgi]

beautiful car and quite the collection!

Is it me or is the front bumper cracked?

Edit: wow, i cant believe i've never posted here... Hello everyone! I've been around for a while... just taking in all of your knowledge and enjoying the pictures! Cheers!

[Peloton25]

Originally Posted by dgi

Is it me or is the front bumper cracked?

If you are talking about the diagonal line below and to the left of the 'F1' rubber plug in the nose, that is (I believe) a reflection from the grout in the tile floor.

Edit: wow, i cant believe i've never posted here... Hello everyone! I've been around for a while... just taking in all of your knowledge and enjoying the pictures! Cheers!

Thanks for finally joining us. Feel free to post some more.

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ER

[-DeaDLocK-]

Is that an open-top 456 I see?????

[Peloton25]

Yes - likely a conversion by Straman in Costa Mesa, CA. Here's another example:

1995 Ferrari 456 GT Cabriolet Serial Number 101250

Pininfarina also did a small number of droptop conversions of the Ferrari 456 for the Brunei Royal Family called the Venice, but they had a unique tail section.

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