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1956 Ferrari Testa Rossa for Sale
Current Auction Listing: $5,000,000
1956 Ferrari Testa Rossa
Champion Motor Group, New York
Engine: 4 Cylinder Twin Overhead Cam
Displacement: 2 Litres
Power: 190 bhp
Transmission: 4 Speed
Chassis Tipo 518. ex-Von Neuman car, raced by Von Neuman, Richie Ginther, Pete Lovely (Who won the inaugural 1957 race at Laguna Seca with this car) and Bruce Kessler. This well known Testa Rossa has undergone a complete restoration to the highest standards. It comes complete with racing photographic history going back to its winning race at Laguna Seca in 1957. For the most discerning collector. Displayed at 50 year anniversary of Laguna Seca Rolex 'Moments in Time'.
Starting Bid: $5,000,000
Original Link: Champion Motor Group
Ebay Link: EbayMotors.com -- 1956 Ferrari Testa Rosa
Article:
'TR' stands for 'testa rossa', red head in Italian. Red was the color of the valve covers on the new Ferrari four-cylinder engine introduced in 1956. The 500 TR is the origin of the classic Ferrari racing model name and is one of only 17 made. It has a 1986cc inline-4 with dual overhead cams that produce 180 horsepower at 7000 rpm.
The body is by Scaglietti.
The 1956 Ferrari 500 Testa Rossa that Pete Lovely entered into the inaugural day of races at Laguna Seca in 1957 was a well-traveled vehicle. In fact, Lovely was not the car's first driver. John von Neumann had initially driven the car, followed by Bruce Kessler, in a total of 11 races prior to Lovely's first ride at Arcata in September 1957. Lovely would ride to victory at Laguna Seca in only his second race in the car, beating von Neumann and several other more favored drivers that day.
This car is powered by a 2498cc four-cylinder engine and is capable of producing 190 horsepower at 7400 RPM.
Article Link: ConceptCarz.com -- 1956 Testa Rossa
Current Auction Listing: $5,000,000
1956 Ferrari Testa Rossa
Champion Motor Group, New York
Engine: 4 Cylinder Twin Overhead Cam
Displacement: 2 Litres
Power: 190 bhp
Transmission: 4 Speed
Chassis Tipo 518. ex-Von Neuman car, raced by Von Neuman, Richie Ginther, Pete Lovely (Who won the inaugural 1957 race at Laguna Seca with this car) and Bruce Kessler. This well known Testa Rossa has undergone a complete restoration to the highest standards. It comes complete with racing photographic history going back to its winning race at Laguna Seca in 1957. For the most discerning collector. Displayed at 50 year anniversary of Laguna Seca Rolex 'Moments in Time'.
Starting Bid: $5,000,000
Original Link: Champion Motor Group
Ebay Link: EbayMotors.com -- 1956 Ferrari Testa Rosa
Article:
'TR' stands for 'testa rossa', red head in Italian. Red was the color of the valve covers on the new Ferrari four-cylinder engine introduced in 1956. The 500 TR is the origin of the classic Ferrari racing model name and is one of only 17 made. It has a 1986cc inline-4 with dual overhead cams that produce 180 horsepower at 7000 rpm.
The body is by Scaglietti.
The 1956 Ferrari 500 Testa Rossa that Pete Lovely entered into the inaugural day of races at Laguna Seca in 1957 was a well-traveled vehicle. In fact, Lovely was not the car's first driver. John von Neumann had initially driven the car, followed by Bruce Kessler, in a total of 11 races prior to Lovely's first ride at Arcata in September 1957. Lovely would ride to victory at Laguna Seca in only his second race in the car, beating von Neumann and several other more favored drivers that day.
This car is powered by a 2498cc four-cylinder engine and is capable of producing 190 horsepower at 7400 RPM.
Article Link: ConceptCarz.com -- 1956 Testa Rossa


