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  1. 04-01-2011, 03:26 AM #1
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    VERRRRY interesting Literture...

    Basel Museum, end of march 2011...

    1) never never saw: the very very first black and white 901 brochure..



    2) All started with those brochures... soooooo rare...



    3) Speedster & roadster Manual...




    ...and.... i think to know this car....

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  2. 04-01-2011, 09:37 AM #2
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    Hi Andrea,

    Glad you enjoyed the show!!! I'm going to pick up the car this Sunday and drive it back to Geneva... After 6 months away, I can't wait.



    Marco does have a wonderful collection of literature.... If you're driving back to Italy, I hope you'll stop by!
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  3. 04-01-2011, 02:39 PM #3
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    thomas, me and Pietro spent lot's of time to Manfred... we missed you! next time we pass trough the chocolate country we'll come to visit you! i hope to bring with us also the other Andrea you know ( he was too tired for his usa trip that he preferred to stay home this time)
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  4. 04-03-2011, 09:25 PM #4
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    Went to pick up the car yesterday in Basel. After 6 months at the museum, we hooked up the batteries and simply drove away....:



    Thanks to Laurent Missbauer, we stopped in Fribourg and took Jo Siffert's daughter, Veronique for a spin:








    PS: Saw Marco Marinello in Basel, he told me he barely noticed the missing automobilia from his collection (!).
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    fantastic, thomas, really fantastic.....

    i don't understand the question about marinello.. he found some pieces missed? it seems impossible...
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    Nothing went missing! Marinello just implied that what he showed at the Museum was ONLY a fraction of his entire memorabilia collection... I would love to see the rest!


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    cool thread , amazing i just watched "live fast die young" this weekend (finally got a English subtitle edition)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Milou View Post
    Nothing went missing! Marinello just implied that what he showed at the Museum was ONLY a fraction of his entire memorabilia collection... I would love to see the rest!

    Me too, let's organize a visit!
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