GTA SA engine

[alfabertone]

Here's the picture of the three SA engines from allegerita



Arthur

[2914greg]

Hello all,

I don't know if GTV6SA is right about the number of SA engines produced and there present location, but I remember to have seen one of these engine in 1998 in Italy.

While I was dealing some Ferrari parts with a friend, we went in touch with a now deceased, coachbuilder names Giordanengo. This guy was quite famous in the Ferrari world for building very accurate replicas.

In the shop where many GTOs, TRs and SWBs replicas were under construction, I founded 2 or 3 Type-33 engines (2 litres) and a SA engine. There were no doubt about what it was, as at the time I had my Fusi book in hand.

I don't know what happened with the engine and as Giordanengo didn't want anybody to take picture I can't tell in which condition the engine was neither if it was "gold painted" or whatever.

So, it is a fourth engine, or one of the three mentionned by GTV6SA, anyone can tell?

Ciao

2914greg

[Zagato_Olaf]

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Originally Posted by 2914greg Hello all, I don't know if GTV6SA is right about the number of SA engines produced and there present location, but I remember to have seen one of these engine in 1998 in Italy. While I was dealing some Ferrari parts with a friend, we went in touch with a now deceased, coachbuilder names Giordanengo. This guy was quite famous in the Ferrari world for building very accurate replicas. In the shop where many GTOs, TRs and SWBs replicas were under construction, I founded 2 or 3 Type-33 engines (2 litres) and a SA engine. There were no doubt about what it was, as at the time I had my Fusi book in hand. I don't know what happened with the engine and as Giordanengo didn't want anybody to take picture I can't tell in which condition the engine was neither if it was "gold painted" or whatever. So, it is a fourth engine, or one of the three mentionned by GTV6SA, anyone can tell? Ciao 2914greg