Ferrari 212 Export       0088E 1951/feb/23 212 Export Berlinetta Touring, RHD Touring body no. 3473 engine internal no. 16/E gearbox no. 20/E Date Result Event Driver # Reference 51/apr/20 - Augusto Caraceni, Roma, I via Mambretti Sonzogni 51/aug/23-26 5th OA 2nd GT+2.0 Stella Alpina Hillclimb Augusto Caraceni #254 51/sep  Auto Italiana 52 - Conte Antonio Naselli, Trevinano di Acquapendente, I "MI 187705" 52/aug/28 dnf Stella Alpina hillclimb Antonio Naselli #224   53/apr/12 o.e.l. GT+2.0 XII. Giro di Sicilia Antonio Naselli #351 (#357)   53/may/31 76th 7th GT+2.0 Coppa della Toscana Antonio Naselli / Naselli     54/may/17 - Dino Vaselli, Roma, I 54/sep/08 - Giampaolo Terigi, Lucca, I 55/sep - Roberto Federici, Roma, I 56/jan - Rosetta Maiavacca, Genova, I 57/jan - Luigi Danuzzo, Genova, I 58/sep - Enrico Ghezzi, Milano, I 62 - Michele Vernola, I - imported to the USA 63 - Lowell Musick, Long Beach, CA, USA   69 - Charles Betz & Fred Peters, Orange, CA, USA   08 - "In 2008 a complete restoration was begun, and the Export was fastidiously disassembled and prepared. 0088 E was complete and intact after its many years in Southern California, and was an ideal base for a restoration. Steve Beckman's Metalworks in Costa Mesa was retained to prepare the body and finish it in the vintage color of Amaranto, a shade in which the car was repainted when it was roughly one year old. The late Bob Wallace performed all of the machine work, balancing and blueprinting the original matching-numbers Colombo V-12, and similarly rebuilding the gearbox and differential. The opportunity was taken to install a limited-slip differential that now provides for a negligible loss of torque during hard cornering, allowing the car to perform with improved modernity and safety during touring and racing applications. Multiple components were sent to specialists for refurbishment, with the original wheels going to Cork Adams, the brightwork to South Bay Chrome, and the original instruments to MoMa. When all the individual components had been re-conditioned and returned, Pete Engel installed a correct new interior with naturale lastico upholstery and Mr. Betz oversaw the car's reassembly, as well as final detailing of the chrome and paint. All components were refinished to the original type of plating and finish. The colors of paint used were also consistent with the original, including the silver grey on the engine, gearbox and differential. The fastidious restoration cost approximately $600,000 as reflected by an extensive file of invoices."   14/jan/16 - Bonhams' Scottsdale auction Lot 173 - Est. $3.0 mio - 4.0 mio Sold - $3,19mio (€2,346,105.-) incl. buyer's prem.   14/jan/16 - Dennis P. Nicotra, New Haven, CT, USA   14/aug/17 Class M2 3rd Pebble Beach Concours Dennis P. Nicotra M2-02 15/... - Martin Halusa, A "YXG 522" (UK) 15/apr/20   Tour Auto Martin Halusa Nicola von Doehnhoff #179   15/sep/12   Lavant Cup - Drum-Breaked Ferrari of the 1950s Martin Halusa #03   2018/may/12   Monaco Historic GP Martin Halusa #50   2018/sep/08   Goodwood Revival Meeting Martin Halusa #5   2019/feb/05   Retromobile displayed on Sport & Collection Stand       2019/may/31   Sport & Collection, Circuit du Val de Vienne Martin Halusa #5   2020/oct/11   Modena Cento Ore Classic Andreas Halusa #20   2022/aug/07   Ferrari Owners' Club Garden Party & Concours