Brooks Auction Gstaad - Gallery 01

... where you find your dream car

212 Inter Coupe Ghia s/n 0233EL/0191EL

340 MM Barchetta Fantuzzi s/n 0284AM

340 MM Barchetta Fantuzzi s/n 0284AM

The garage of the Palace Hotel filled with rarities

212 Inter Coupe Ghia s/n 0233EL/0191EL

An impressive inventory!

212 Inter Coupe Vignale s/n 0287EU

250 Europa GT Berlinetta Speciale s/n 0403GT

250 GT Coupe Boano s/n 0569GT

250 GT LWB Berlinetta Zagato s/n 0665GT

250 GT Berlinetta Nembo s/n 1623GT

An impressive inventory! Brooks sold a Dino 246 GT in their Gstaad sale last December. The metallic blue car was claimed to be s/n 05032. When inspecting the car, noticed that the entire section on the frame in the engine bay (driver's side) where the s/n is stamped into the chassis had been removed. Instead the s/n could be found on the opposite end of the engine bay, on the passenger's side. The number read "0005032" and the stamping did not have anything to do with the letters which were used by the Factory to stamp the cars... This car came from Italy.When I entered the results of the sale in my database, I noticed that I had #05032 listed as "red, owned by Baroness Charlott von Wolff-Ickenstein of Koblenz/Germany in mid-1980's, for sale in May 1987". Well, that was more than ten years ago and I did not find this suspicious.Well, now this red #05032 has appeared near Braunschweig. It's still in Germany, now owned by Maurizio Mazzone of Lehre-Wendhausen/Germany, registered HE-GT 246...I wonder which was the actual car which was sold through Brooks

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