Solved - NEH 4692: Ex Jim Kimberley Ferrari 340 S/N 0204

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fromwien

Quote from: gte4289 on May 11, 2023, 03:34:21 PM
From Australasia?
No, because..
Quote from: galrot on May 11, 2023, 02:35:41 PM
Is it a Ferrari? It really reminds of a chassis (I can't remember which one right now) that was modified in the USA with similar wings, a new front and potholes.
..'galrot' is quite on a right way to solve this puzzle. LOCKED for 'galrot'

galrot

#26
Unfortunately I'm sick for the time being so I won't have time to research it further right now. I think it could be opened up again.

fromwien

Oh, sorry, I hope you recover soon. Wish you the best!
Sadly, OPEN for all again

gte4289


fromwien

Exactly! LOCKED for you to find the missing puzzle details

gte4289

Originally a spyder by Vignale. Suffered damage after falling off of a trailer in 1955 (while owned by Ebby Lunken). Lunken sold the car to Walter Rye. Rye had it repaired by Werner Sunquist of Reading, Ohio, at which time the body was modified to Rye's own design.

fromwien

Yes, called 'The Ultimate', Design by Walter Rye, coachbuilder Werner Sunquist of Reading Ohio, based on Ferrari 340 America Vignale Spyder #0204A

gte4289