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225 Sport Spyder Vignale, RHD
according to factory documentation
this was a tubosscoca
features in 1959 a huge rollbar which
reaches into the passenger area
completed in September '52 oder in August
| Date |
Result |
Event |
Driver |
# |
Reference |
| 52/sep -
Momo Corporation, Woodside, NY, USA |
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52 - James H. Kimberly, Chicago,
IL, USA (his 3rd Ferrari)
Marshall Lewis driver & mechanic
& friend |
FY53
"K32 - 168" WI |
| 52/mar/15 |
dns
wdn |
1st Annual
12h Sebring |
Jim Kimberly/
Marshall Lewis |
#55 |
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| 52/aug/03 |
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Janesville |
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#55 |
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| 53/feb/21 |
3rd
OA |
6h
McDill AFB |
Jim
Kimberly/ Huntoon |
#5 |
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| 53/mar/08 |
dnf
(35th) |
12h Sebring |
Jim Kimberly/
Marshall Lewis |
#5 |
Sebring p30, 31
FY53 |
| 53 - Edmund P. Lunken, Cincinnati,
OH, USA |
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| 53/aug/23 |
3rd OA 1st IC |
Janesville |
Ebby Lunken |
#6 |
FY53 |
| 54 |
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Offutt AFB Omaha |
Ebby Lunken |
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| 55 - David
Biggs, Clarksville, MO, USA |
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| 59/sep/13 |
17th OA |
Road America 500, Elkhart Lake |
Dave Biggs/
Bairne |
#16 |
FbV p138
pictured with a hugh roll bar which
reaches in the passenger area ! |
| 64 - in
a barn fire together with
250 TR 0720TR and Alfa 2900B s/n
412021 |
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| .. - the 225 S was dumped
into a ravine, after it was cut in half,
if O'Neil remembers correctly |
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.. - the 225 S was
given to O'Neil, who left it in the drive
way of his mother's house, the police told
him to remove the chassis, which he then
cut in half and brought it to a place
over which some years later a highway was
constructed, O'Neil remembers well the huge roll bar
of the 225 S (testified in his affidavit
January, 2002), O'Neil called the car a
250 TR, but Feinburg remembered is was
the 225 S that had a hugh roll bar with a
support bar over the passenger seat (17th January, 2002)
see also "Ferrari by Vignale"
the 225 S is pictured with the hugh roll
bar which reaches into the passenger
area, the 250 TR had NO roll barTo the men of honor
What would a man of
honor now do ?
A man of honor would take
the full responsibility and correct the
problems he created
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