Cavallino Magazine issue 88

August / September 1995

LanguageAmerican English language icon American English
EditorJohn W. Barnes Jr.
PublishingCavallino Inc., ISSN 0889-2504
Dimensions64 pages, 208 x 277 mm

The Enthusiast's Magazine of Ferrari

Cavallino is the journal of Ferrari history, covering Ferraris old and new for over 40 years. It's the most reliable, most trusted source of everything Ferrari. Ever since the first issue in 1978 Cavallino presents extensive stories and detailed information from knowledgeable experts and enthusiasts who share the passion for Ferrari. All Ferraris are unique, and each one has its own chassis serial number. This is how the Ferrari world keeps track of all the great cars. Cavallino is the only publication that prints the serial number for every Ferrari mentioned in our stories, articles, and race results.

Cover of Cavallino Magazine issue 88, August / September 1995

Table of Contents

PageSectionDescription
1EccoEcco

Ferrari SpA, John Sinkgraven


4LettereLettere

James LaTournette


Your fellow readers give their thoughts on Florida racing in the old days, Ferrari 121 LMs, six cylinder Ferraris, and Superamericas.
10Notizie30th Anniversary of the 1000 km of Monza sees some classic racing Ferraris
May 6th, 1995

Lilo Kistler, Henry T. Kistler

Henry T. Kistler


To celebrate a special 30th anniversary of the legendary Monza 1000 Km race, they held a "retro" event on May 6th. Entered were four Ferraris: Peter Heuberger's Ferrari 512 M, s/n 1040; Peter Hannen's 365 P, s/n 0824; David Piper's Ferrari 330 P2, s/n 0836; and Chris Rea's Ferrari 250 LM, s/n 8165
10NotizieEuropean Ferrari Meeting hosts new and old cars at Hockenheim

Andreas Birner

Andreas Birner


Francis Mittel in Alsace holds a Ferrari event each year, and this year he was joined in May by the Club Ferrari Suisse and the Ferrari Club Deutschland, to host a large gathering at the Hockenheim circuit for Ferrari owners from Switzerland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Austria and Italy. The oldest Ferrari in attendance was a lovely deep blue Ferrari 250 GT PF Coupe, s/n 1123 GT of Gérard Samuylo.
10NotizieSouthern California enthusiasts host local gathering
Skeets and Sharon Dunn Picnic, Osuna Ranch, California, April 30, 1995

Bill Noon

Bill Noon


Ferrari events hosted by private owners and collectors are becoming more common these days and one of the best is that held each spring by Skeets and Sharon Dunn at their Osuna Ranch in southern California (the former Bing Crosby estate). Spread out under the pines and the palms were up to 100 classic and late model Ferraris, including a row of various 250s.
10Notizie54th Tour de France Auto
Paris - Tours - Clermont Ferrand - Albi - Biarritz, April 26-29, 1995

Pierre Goossens, Henry T. Kistler, Lilo Kistler

Lars Theunissen, Dion Bosch, Pierre Goossens, Henry T. Kistler


For the fourth year in a row, the historical version of the Tour de France Auto took place in April in, of course, France, starting as usual in Paris, and ending this year in Biarritz, where it had stopped, or passed through, before, in 1925, 1960, 1969, 1972, 1973, and 1981.
14NotizieMille Miglia once again provides Ferraris a chance to relive history on a grand stage
Brescia - Rome - Brescia, Italy - May 18-21, 1995

Marcel Massini, Henry T. Kistler

Henry T. Kistler


17NotiziePietro's Party - May 7, 1995
11th annual Reading Ferrari Concours d'Elegance

Mark Wallach

Mark Wallach


It won't rain - it can't rain - when Ferraris take over the green lawn below the Reading Pennsylvania Country Club. This year was no exception, even with rain the day before. The annual gathering brought out the best of the best. A tent in the field's center had the Pebble Beach and Cavallino Classic winner, Oscar Davis' 250 GT Cabriolet Speciale, s/n 1737 GT.
18NotizieHuge Ferrari gathering in Japan highlights the introduction there of the Ferrari F50
Forza Ferrari in Suzuka, April 8, 1995

Junichiro Hiramatsu

Junichiro Hiramatsu


The Ferrari Club of Japan and Cornes & Co., Ltd. (the Ferrari importer into Japan) organized a monumental Ferrari meeting on April 8-9, 1995, names "Forza Ferrari in Suzuka." Exactly 427 Ferraris were gathered together at the event, including the very newest Ferrari from Maranello, the Ferrari F50!
20NotizieFerrari Club of America again presents the largest annual gathering of Ferraris in America
National Ferrari Concours - Columbus, Ohio - May 19, 1995

Ed Gilbertson, Sherry Lindberg

Mark Wallach, Marc Sonnery


23Feature"Un buon Pastore"; and a legendary Designer
A heartfelt tribute to the legendary Battista "PININ" Farina

Pietro Castiglioni

Ken Lewis Collection


Battista "Pinin" Farina was born in Torino on April 2nd, 1893 to a hard working couple who had relocated to Torino from Cortanze d'Asti, a village in the Piemonte region not far from Torino. "Pinin" was the tenth of eleven children, the youngest of the boys, and was considered the "puppy" of the family. They called him "Pinin" which in Piemontese dialect means "the youngest of the breed."
28FeatureFerrari F355 Spider!
Variation on a theme - full convertible completes the current Ferrari model line

Ferrari SpA

Ferrari SpA


Introduced in Europe in May in Monaco just before the Grand Prix, and now presented in the U.S. in Beverly Hills in June, the new Ferrari F355 Spider is a stylish addition to the Ferrari line, replacing the angular aggressiveness of the Ferrari 348 series with the subtle and subdued urgency of the Ferrari F355 Berlinetta. The Spider is a potent, rapid car, with the advantage of environment in-your-face driving.
32FeatureFerrari 212 Inter, s/n 0161 EL; How a sedan becomes a racer and a noteworthy one at that. Plus a mystery solved at the 1951 Carr
A Ferrari "Sedan" designed for racing - or one manufacturer's approach to winning a race in a far off land

Michael T. Lynch

Ned Gray, Dean Batchelor


In 1935, Mexico began work on a road system that would consist of two major highways running north and south from Mexico City to the Texas and Guatemalan borders. The officials involved could not have foreseen that this plan to create economic opportunity for, and social awareness of, their then third world country would one day be the basis for one of the greatest adventures in the history of motor racing.
40CorseGrand Prix season steadily improves, and results are seen
Formula One Championship

Denis L. Tanney


San Marino Grand Prix - Progress is shown, Alesi up
Spanish Grand Prix - An interesting weekend, Berger up
Monaco Grand Prix - Crashes galore, but Berger is up
Canadian Grand Prix - Alesi finally wins the big one!
Image representing 15. Gran Premio di San Marino
15. Gran Premio di San Marino
FIA Formula One World Championship round 03, San Marino, 28 - 30 April 1995

Image representing Gran Premio Marlboro de España 1995
Gran Premio Marlboro de España 1995
FIA Formula One World Championship round 04, Spain, 12 - 14 May 1995

Image representing Grand Prix de Monaco 1995
Grand Prix de Monaco 1995
FIA Formula One World Championship round 05, Monaco, 25 - 28 May 1995

Image representing Grand Prix Molson du Canada 1995
Grand Prix Molson du Canada 1995
FIA Formula One World Championship round 06, Canada, 9 - 11 June 1995

41CorseSpa Ferrari Days adds historical racing to modern racing and the Challenge
Spa-Francorchamps, May 5-7, 1995

John Sinkgraven, Pierre Goossens, Patrick Morlet, Andreas Birner

John Sinkgraven


This year's Spa Ferrari Days event in May was even better than the year before, more like a small FF40 with the atmosphere of the fifties. Mr. Jacques Swaters did a very good job in getting these historic Ferraris together at such a famous circuit. There was an atmosphere of real sportsmanship, and with such terrific Ferraris of the fifties and early sixties, many people felt they were back in time. What an event!
45CorseFerraris at the 1995 Le Mans race

Marc Sonnery, John Sinkgraven

John Sinkgraven


Well, here we are. Le Mans 95 is upon us and the question is who would win the argument of entering an Ferrari F333 SP or not: Massimo Sigala and the Euromotorsports Team or the vetoing Factory?
But very soon, the talk of the town in Le Mans is about a yellow Ferrari fresh from the USA; yes; it is here. There it was, a Ferrari prototype in the Le Mans pit lane for the first time since 1974!
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