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| ferrari4evr1 |
Posted - 12/09/2010 : 17:08:24
I have a question for the experts. AMR models has on their website, the AMR listing of models. Well, I am curious about how they number their cars? For example, AMR shows Ferrari 365 California K + 120 FB JPM. Next to this it shows Rouge/Red, Rubino, bleu metal/metallic.
Does this mean that only 120 factory built models were built by JPM in total? Like this-- 40 light blue, 40 red and 40 Rubino?
Or does this mean, 120 FB of EACH color?
Just curious. Thanks for any help
James |
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| ferrari4evr1 |
Posted - 12/11/2010 : 17:45:08
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Originally posted by ecassoul
120 FB means 120 in all colors. We can think 40 light blue, 40 red and 40 Rubino but we don't know exactly how many in each color.
Other example : The serie of the Pegaso z102, numbered to 120, did not exceed ten or so pieces.
http://www.grandprixmodels.co.uk/articles/articles/article02c.pdf
Thanks Herve and thank you very much for you knowledge and the article! It could be that, for example, the Rubino 365 California was only made in 10 pieces as well?? That would be very cool!
His cars (and JPM) are truly magnificant..
Thanks for the replies.....
James |
| ecassoul |
Posted - 12/11/2010 : 13:22:17
120 FB means 120 in all colors. We can think 40 light blue, 40 red and 40 Rubino but we don't know exactly how many in each color.
Other example : The serie of the Pegaso z102, numbered to 120, did not exceed ten or so pieces.
http://www.grandprixmodels.co.uk/articles/articles/article02c.pdf |
| Trossi |
Posted - 12/09/2010 : 22:49:56
As far as I know, the total number of factory builts (120 in your case) includes all colors. |
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