Forza Magazine issue 60
APRIL 2005
Language |
American English |
Dimensions | 214 x 275 mm |
Ferrari Superamerica
Ferrari reintroduces a revered name for a 575M Maranello with more power and a novel folding hardtop made of glass.Going for BrokeDom Miliano
This 375 MM Spyder cost its owner every penny he had, but he got his money’s worth.Sibling RivalryZachary Mayne
The 328 and Mondial are closely related under the skin, but a back-to-back drive uncovers some significant differences.Monza on my MindDoug Peterson
Longtime 360 Challenge contender Doug Peterson reveals what it’s like to race in the Ferrari-Maserati World Finals.Delayed GratificationMark Brewer
An ex-Chris Amon/Vittorio Brambilla Dino 166 F2 car returns to the racetrack after a long and difficult restoration.Seeing RedHarold Pace
Red isn’t just for cars—the artists of the Automotive Fine Art Society think it’s the perfect color for paintings, sculptures and more.Formula 1 Taste of Things to ComeAndrew Frankl
The racing may have paused, but the teams are still going flat-out.The Garage GangJohn Clinard
Norman Silver collected many significant Ferraris—then shared them with local teenagers!European ExpansionArnaud Meunier
Europe goes endurance racing with the four-race Le Mans Endurance Series.
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