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VIDEO: See & hear this
Maserati A6 Tributo driving
Maserati A6 Tributo recently test driven at
100+ MPH on
Sagtikos and
Northern State Parkways, NY

Berlinetta's tribute to the 1953 Maserati A6
All Fabrications are Completed
Assembly - Disassembly Completed
Final Reassembly now in progress
all work is done in-house
Handmade Aluminum body. Leather interior
Tubular chassis
5 speed manual transmission
Power steering, AC.
Ferrari suspension and brakes
With the exception of aircraft certified tig welding,
upholstery and carpets
All of our work has been done in-house and with:
suspension and chassis - designed & fabricated by
Glenn Lehenaff
Master Mechanic
metric machining, fabrication
all mechanical work
assembly - disassembly
final reassembly
and tuning

Ralph Lauren's Ferrari 288 GTO and 250 GTO

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Above: The 1953 Maserati A6 GCS Pinin Farina Berlinetta
was designed and built by Pinin Farina. Only four of these cars were ever built because Enzo Ferrari, who was a personal friend of Mr. Farina, said to him, 'I will give you all of my work, but you cannot build any more cars for Maserati.' So, that is why only four original examples exist of this incredibly beautiful automobile. (concept photo / photo credit not known)
Below: 5 speed manual transmission.
Maserati engine. Power steering, A.C.
Ferrari suspension and brakes

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Ten 288 GTO US EPA/DOT conversions, all work
done in-house by Berlinetta Motorcars Ltd.

The car would also be beautiful in silver
The blue stripe color would
compliment the interior
Or your choice
(concept photo / photo credit not known)

Maserati A6 Tributo
Partial interior, work in progress
Highest quality, hand crafted interior
Utilizing the finest Italian leathers,
as used by Ferrari

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Rear independent suspension. Designed, machined
and fabricated in house

Below: l. to r. 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint Zagato,
Maserati A6 Tributo, 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, 1968
Ferrari 206 GT


All steel and alloy coachbuilding, engine
components and other fabrications
The 1968 Ferrari 206 GT and 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600
Sprint Zagato were
our most daunting restorations. Ever.
a 1968 Ferrari 206 GT was shipped from Japan to
California, then California to New York.
It arrived with many old, open and damp
unsealed boxes of components
The racing set up for car, including
switching it from left hand drive
to right hand drive, were reversed by us
This is
the most difficult total restoration of a Ferrari
that we have
ever endeavored to resurrect

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Ferrari Dino 166 F2: Extensive metal fabrication,
stripped to bare metal and repainted

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Below: 24 Hours of Daytona: pit crew for Ron
Spangler, Prancing Horse Farms, 512 BBLM


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Ferrari 246 Tasman and Ferrari Dino 166 F2

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Car and Driver magazine: Track Testing at Chrysler
Proving Grounds in Michigan


"1 , 0 0 0 P R A N C I N G H O R S E S"
1986: 1,000 b.h.p. customized Testarossa.
All work done in house by Berlinetta Motorcars

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Chrome moly tubular suspension A-arms
Designed, machined and fabricated in house

Chrome moly tubular suspension A-arms designed
fabricated and
aircraft certified tig welded

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Hand made inner fender panel
Gas welded aluminum panels,
in the old classic tradition

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1986: 1,000 b.h.p. customized Testarossa.
All work done in house by Berlinetta Motorcars

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Above: Major crash repair: fabrication of body
panels and chassis repair for Ferrari 250 LM
Below, rocker panel
Custom fabrication of almost any component


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Above: 1985: Doug Pirrone - driving! - in the Mille Miglia
and 1986 Mille Miglia following in the chase car,
and adjusting the clutch
during an overnight stop
in Rome near the Appian Way
Below: Doug was a guest guest at the Maranello and
Modena, Italy factories
and Modena Italy factories
