Last November I had the opportunity to visit the Ferrari Museum while in Italy on business. Unfortunately, the trip was a very short notice and I did not have time to research into getting into the factory. So, on this cold rainy day, we just made do with looking around the museum for a few hours. :iceslolan

Interestingly, there was a dedicated display of the 250 line that was being guided by a non-english speaking gentleman. I gave up trying to translate through my palm pilot after determining that the GTO had been taken out 2 days prior and he did not know when it would be back. It sits in the only empty spot. :banghead:

Those of you with better model knowledge can identify some of the vehicles more accurately than my memory. In the center was an actual mahogany buck for forming body panels. Other than that, all I can remember is that one of the silver cars was an SWB. Enjoy.

http://scottknight.smugmug.com/photos/127847471-O.jpg (http://scottknight.smugmug.com/gallery/2438084#127847471)

http://scottknight.smugmug.com/photos/127847477-O.jpg (http://scottknight.smugmug.com/gallery/2438084#127847477)

http://scottknight.smugmug.com/photos/127847486-O.jpg (http://scottknight.smugmug.com/gallery/2438084#127847486)

http://scottknight.smugmug.com/photos/127847503-O.jpg (http://scottknight.smugmug.com/gallery/2438084#127847503)

EDIT: updated the image locations

Very nice, I've only seen one 250 and it was a California spider at symbolic motors.

Its cool i love Ferrari........ nice one

Hey Scottknight,
Nice pics.
Thanks for posting.