SOLVED: del78 no. 15 by ImpishGrin: Tansley 206 SP

[del78]

one more for a point

[del78]

going up

[Oswald]

That looks very much like a Dino 206 SP, but I guess it is a replica..?

[del78]

good guess

[woodinsight]

I think this is the reconstruction of chassis no. 026 that was all but destroyed in a fire in practice at the Nurburgring in 1967.
The remains were bought by Ferrari collector Pierre Bardinon and eventually sold 16 years later to Corrado Cupellini.
He reconstructed the car but it is unknown how many of the original components remained in this recreation.
Of course, I may be wrong but all the details appear correct.

[del78]

maybe all the details are correct but this is just a replica

[Carnut]

maybe all the details are correct but this is just a replica

And a pretty good one, too.
Personally I think the Dino 206S was one of the most beautiful cars of all time.

[woodinsight]

Okay, I was mistaken.
If it's just a replica (and a good one at that) it may be one built by Classic Car Developments?

[del78]

not the name I have

[del78]

up to the pros

[Arunas]

Looks like Coste for me :/

[del78]

not that

[Paul Jaray]

French, like Sefap?

[del78]

not French

[Allemano]

Cegga?

[Arunas]

British?

[del78]

not British
not Cegga

[Djetset]

This looks like the lovely 206 SP recreation by Giovanni Giordanengo.

[del78]

not that either

[Allemano]

Swiss built?

[del78]

no Swiss

[Paul Jaray]

From USA?

[del78]

not from there

[ImpishGrin]

Is it a Dino 206S replica by Tansley Panels from NZ?

[75america]

Damned, it's indeed a Tansley 206 SP