Ferrari
1947/ 125S
Die Cast Car Model
Two Editions available
First Ferrari /Elite
Burgundy
This
is the first Ferrari ever built/
First
Ferrari 1947
/ 125S Elite
Limited Edition
Excerpts from ConceptCarz.com
This is the first Ferrari ever built. Proving that they
were 'in business,' Enzo Ferrari held a debut on March 12,
1947. Then, Ferrari demonstrated the car, much to the acclaim
of the automotive press, as a rolling chassis. On May 25,
1947, this car had become a lovely roadster, looking as
it does now. It was driven into the beginning of history
by Franco Cortese, to win Ferrari's first race at the Grand
Prix of Rome. It went on to a continued successful 1947
racing season. The car was renumbered from 01C to 0101 for
1948, receiving an engine upgrade to 166 and a lighter Corsa
body suitable for many types of racing. It could be run
with or without fenders and its separate headlights. With
that body, this car continued to win races in 1950. (Not
to lose any history, the second body had been preserved
on a rolling buck.) Now, this car is restored to its original
1947 appearance done by Italian craftsmen who do special
projects for the Ferrari factory.
First
Ferrari 1947
/ 125S
with
60th Anniversary Relay Graphics
Limited
Run Edition
Ferrari
1947
/ 125S Elite
Limited Edition
Ferrari
1947
/ 125S
with
60th Anniversary Relay Graphics
Limited
Run Edition
