Solved - NEH 2068: 1951 Ferrari 212E Inter rebodied by Drogo in 250 style 1965

[Carnut]

What's the basis of this car, who bodied for whom and when - for 1 point?:

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[Carnut]

Experts?

[Iluvatar]

Not a Ferrari 250?? 

[Delorean]

I've had this picture in the archives ; looks like the same car ( with Ferrari's you never know! ) ...

If it's the same, it should be a 1951 Ferrari 212 Inter Drogo Spyder, with chassisnumber 0147E

[Carnut]

I've had this picture in the archives ; looks like the same car ( with Ferrari's you never know! ) ...

If it's the same, it should be a 1951 Ferrari 212 Inter Drogo Spyder, with chassisnumber 0147E

Yes, that's the right car (another picture below).
But what about the other questions?!
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[Carnut]

Not a Ferrari 250?? 

It's not a Ferrari 250GT - just looks like a California Spyder!

[Delorean]

Chassisnumber 0147E was originally built as a 212 Inter Vignale Coupe in 1951, but was given a new body in 1965 by Piero Drogo. It's supposed to look like a 250 GT California and was ordered by Count Giovanni Lurani Cernuschi.

[Carnut]

Chassisnumber 0147E was originally built as a 212 Inter Vignale Coupe in 1951, but was given a new body in 1965 by Piero Drogo. It's supposed to look like a 250 GT California and was ordered by Count Giovanni Lurani Cernuschi.

That's the full story, yes.