This Ferrari Has Earned Its Patina So You Jabronis Better Not Restore It
With decades of built-up patina, this rare 1959 Ferrari 250 GT has a look and feel that's unique and authentic. Restoring it would be a crime.
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With decades of built-up patina, this rare 1959 Ferrari 250 GT has a look and feel that's unique and authentic. Restoring it would be a crime.
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