Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Todd Walke (racertod![]() |
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Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 20:50:27 -0800 (PST) |
Yeah, too much American muscle at BJ this year, but did you see
the Pininfarina Rondine concept car that sold Saturday night? Holy smokes,
what a beautiful car! Based on a '63 Corvette chassis and commissioned by
GM for the Paris Auto Show. Fantastic, classic early-'60s styling in a
very tasteful seafoam blue/green.
Nobody can lay down graceful lines like the Italians: Pininfarina, Turin, Ghia, etc. Too bad modern rollover regulations don't allow the thin, graceful roof pillars of yesteryear.
Sold for $1.6 million. If I had some mega-big dough, I'd be asking Pininfarina to duplicate the car on a modern Corvette or 612 chassis. Yum!
A quick Google search of "pininfarina rondine" will find multiple pictures of the car. Pronounced ron-di-nay, means "swallow" in Italian.
Nobody can lay down graceful lines like the Italians: Pininfarina, Turin, Ghia, etc. Too bad modern rollover regulations don't allow the thin, graceful roof pillars of yesteryear.
Sold for $1.6 million. If I had some mega-big dough, I'd be asking Pininfarina to duplicate the car on a modern Corvette or 612 chassis. Yum!
A quick Google search of "pininfarina rondine" will find multiple pictures of the car. Pronounced ron-di-nay, means "swallow" in Italian.
Todd Seattle,WA '86 GTI, Red of course. (exciting racey car) 269,000 miles '87 Golf, Polar Silver. (boring work car) 642,000 miles <- Yeah, baby! http://www.pureluckdesign.com <-Ferrari & VW stuff
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Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine Todd Walke, January 20 2008
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Re: Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine Ken Rentiers, January 21 2008
- Re: Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine Hans E. Hansen, January 21 2008
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- Re: Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine LS, January 21 2008
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Re: Barrett-Jackson - Pininfarina Rondine Ken Rentiers, January 21 2008
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