Prancing Horse issue 47
no. 47 - Summer 1976
| Language | 
American English |
| Editor | Manfred Lampe |
| Publishing | Ferrari Club of America |
| Dimensions | 40 pages, 216 x 280 mm |
Table of Contents
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| 2 | Editor's Page |
| 4 | Ferraris at the Monterey Historic Automobile Races and Pebble Beach Concours Kurt H. Miska A word about the Ferraris at the Third Annual Monterey Historic Automobile Races and the 26th Pebble Beach Concours. While a great many Ferraris were scattered throughout the Laguna Seca and Del Monte Lodge parking lots, we are concerned really only with some 22 or so cars for their historic purposes. |
| 8 | Gainesville Meeting, November 7/9, 1975 Florida Region Gerald Roush It finally came to me at the Ferrari Club of America's annual Meeting, 1976 when the M.C. at the Annual Banquet failed to recognize the existence of the Florida Region it became obvious. The Florida Region suffers from lack of exposure. |
| 10 | Atlanta Meeting, September 20/21, 1975 Southeast Region Gerald Roush Cedar Raouds, Iowa? San Juan, Rico? New Orleans, Louisiana? Baltimore, Maryland? These places are long ways away from Atlanta, Georgia, even when travelling via Ferrari. Parties from these four places, and approximately 100 other people with shorter distances to cover, made trek to Atlanta for the Third Annual Joint Meeting of the Southeast Region of the Ferrari Club of America and the Easter Region of the Aston Martin Owners Club. |
| 12 | 1976 Annual Meeting St. Louis, Missouri Jerroy A. Frank When searching for an appropriate beginning for our article on the 1976 Annual Meeting, we re-read the story written about the event by Harper Barnes of the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In it, Barnes reminisces about the headline from a 1961 French newspapers which came out the day after that years;s running of the 24 hour race at Le Mans. The headline told it all ... FERRARI! FERRARI!! FERRARI!!! |
| 23 | 1976 Annual Meet Concours Results Jerroy A. Frank |
| 24 | The Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, s/n 0710 TR Joel Finn To me, the V12 pontoon fendered Testa Rossa has always ranked number one as the most desirable Ferrari of all. It is an intriguing design and as handsome a competition machines as has ever been built. I'm pleased to have this opportunity to describe my Testa Rossa, #0710 TR, for you, regarding it as the finest example of the series, and a true racing classic. |