1938 Packard Twelve

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A personal account of an old 'member of the family,' a 1938 Packard with a V-12 engine and a Brunn All-Weather Cabriolet body, is presented. The V-12 Packards represented some of the finest classic cars of the era. The mechanical and personal history of the car is described.

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Salon: Ferrari 860 Monza

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Ferrari built the 4-cylinder 860 Monza in 1956. Ferrari may have discontinued the car because of its vibrating engine and reputation for being difficult to drive. The most recent owner of the car is former Renault Formula I team manager Jean Sage, who has restored it.

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The first Ferrari: the legendary 815 has its day in the sun

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There were two 815 racing cars built by Enzo Ferrari for the 1940 Mille Miglia. One was scrapped, but the other survived. Its history and production details are presented.

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