A Real Rarity....A White Ferrari: Not only is this a beautiful 1960 250 GT SWB Competition model, but it's the only white Ferrari that I can remember ever seeing. I think it's...

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Not only is this a beautiful 1960 250 GT SWB Competition model, but it's the only white Ferrari that I can remember ever seeing. I think it's outstanding.

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StanMac Loc: Tennessee

Is that a factory original color?

Stan

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StanMac wrote:

Is that a factory original color?

Stan

Hey, Stan.

I doubt that it is, but I can't be absolutely sure of that. I like it, Do you?

Tom

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Nice!

FL Streetrodder

Another beautiful Ferrari in a configuration I have never seen before. However, I think the famous Ferrari Red would make it even more appealing to the eye!

Earnest Botello Loc: Hockley, Texas

Great shot of a beautiful Ferrari, Tom.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

black mamba wrote:

Not only is this a beautiful 1960 250 GT SWB Competition model, but it's the only white Ferrari that I can remember ever seeing. I think it's outstanding.

I love the shape and wheels on this little white gem, Tom. I do recall seeing a white Testarossa, actually, didn't Don Johnson drive one on "Miami Vice"? I found a few more, but when I buy my Ferrari (ha ha ha) it's going to be red. Just like my Miata 8-)

RolandDieter

White with a dark blue strip down the middle is the official USA international auto racing color. Solid red is Italy, solid blue is France, solid green is England, etc. These were assigned ages ago by the international racing association.
But US manufacturers did not always use our assigned colors. Still, it is strange to see a Ferrari in the US colors.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

Nice shots Tom of a really beautiful car with the ugliest paint job I have ever seen.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

I like it, Tom, regardless of that Jack guy (LOL).

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

black mamba wrote:

Not only is this a beautiful 1960 250 GT SWB Competition model, but it's the only white Ferrari that I can remember ever seeing. I think it's outstanding.

It's a beautiful car! I'll take three of them!

Basil_O Loc: Minneapolis, MN

Ferraris in red, Porshes in black, Corvettes in yellow has been my long standing mantra. When my wife finally buys a winning lottery ticket, I will see if it holds true. Lol

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

black mamba wrote:

Not only is this a beautiful 1960 250 GT SWB Competition model, but it's the only white Ferrari that I can remember ever seeing. I think it's outstanding.

Great set of images!!!

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Ava'sPapa wrote:

I love the shape and wheels on this little white gem, Tom. I do recall seeing a white Testarossa, actually, didn't Don Johnson drive one on "Miami Vice"? I found a few more, but when I buy my Ferrari (ha ha ha) it's going to be red. Just like my Miata 8-)

Thanks Papa. I should have been more specific.. I'm well aware that there are white Ferrari's out there. But I have never before seen one in person, until this one. And that's saying something because I have seen a ton of those cars over the years.

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RolandDieter wrote:

White with a dark blue strip down the middle is the official USA international auto racing color. Solid red is Italy, solid blue is France, solid green is England, etc. These were assigned ages ago by the international racing association.
But US manufacturers did not always use our assigned colors. Still, it is strange to see a Ferrari in the US colors.

I find this post of yours to be confusing. Why would any U.S. manufacturer use colors assigned to anyone. Initially, the color selection of Germany was white. After a couple of years, they changed their color to silver. You can see a Ferrari in a variety of colors....that doesn't make them U.S. colors.