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Solved: GTE 677 - AMS 274 Armaroli è Negrini Ford 1300

Started by gte4289, November 16, 2024, 05:50:06 PM

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This nature of this one could make it a bit more challenging than usual. Please identify this car for a point:

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Shamrock 2

Daren mk3 with front body section removed

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Quote from: Shamrock 2 on November 19, 2024, 11:11:45 PM
Daren mk3 with front body section removed
the front body section has been removed, but it's not a Daren.

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fromwien

#6
1973?

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Quote from: fromwien on January 16, 2025, 07:29:30 PM
274?
Yes. Provide the details on the engine in this particular car and the point is yours. You may also identify the year, event, and driver if you like, but those aren't required.

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Luckily there are not too many different engines used with AMS 274-chassis'. As you asked for engine details, I would like to start with the most unusual engine: Amaroli 2000ccm?
If so, it's Misano, 1974, Luciano Verrocchio on the wheel, who didn't qualify for the 2-litre championship race

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Quote from: fromwien on January 17, 2025, 05:48:03 AM
Luckily there are not too many different engines used with AMS 274-chassis'. As you asked for engine details, I would like to start with the most unusual engine: Amaroli 2000ccm?
If so, it's Misano, 1974, Luciano Verrocchio on the wheel, who didn't qualify for the 2-litre championship race
Amaroli 2000ccm?

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Quote from: fromwien on January 17, 2025, 08:30:55 AM
1300?
:thumbsup: A point for you.

Care to take a shot at the year, event, and driver?

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#16
Yes, I will try my best.
I feel pretty sure, it is the black/red AMS with Amaroli-engine raced by Luciano Verrocchio in 1975. At the Targa Florio, there were two rearview mirrors mounted on the front mudguards, so may be this shot has been taken in Monza?

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Quote from: fromwien on January 17, 2025, 08:59:41 AM
Yes, I will try my best.
I feel pretty sure, it is the black/red AMS with Amaroli-engine raced by Luciano Verrocchio in 1975. At the Targa Florio, there were two rearview mirrors mounted on the front mudguards, so may be this shot has been taken in Monza?
This is the same black and red AMS that Verrocchio drove at the Targa Florio, but this photo wasn't taken at Monza.

By the way, if you know who co-drove along with Verrocchio at the Targa Florio, then you can guess who was driving that same car in this photo. ;)

fromwien

#18
If it was Fernando Ernesti I have no idea where he raced this car.. ???

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Quote from: fromwien on January 17, 2025, 10:24:55 AM
If it was Fernando Ernesti I have no idea where he raced this car.. ???
It was Fernando 'Lucien' Ernesti at the 4 Hours of Vallelunga, 1975.

Clippings from the source article and a color photo from the Targo Florio showing the car as it looked normally.

fromwien

Thank you for informations. The Targa photo was the basic for my answers. As I mostly try to solve puzzles empirical, my only unsureness was about the high rearview mirror in the middle of the car.
I didn't know about, that this car raced in Vallelunga 1975. I think, this may have been a national event, as 1974 and 75 there were no sports-car-manufacturer-championships held in Valle.

Thanks for puzzle and point. Was very challenging and interesting