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Prepare to pay outrageously for 2nd rate, but correct, tools.

Partsource has filters (air, oil and fuel). See his mention in Ferrari Suppliers section of this site.

Concerning paint colors: Though perhaps not common, a wealthy buyer could order custom colors (and, other details, I suppose). Thus "correct" colors become more problematic. IMHO, the quality of the paint work should be judged, but not the color. My experience at shows is that the judges are consist...

Valve Seals?

Dear Tom, I saw your latest Restoration Diary entry concerning your tar top battery. Here's my experience with these batteries: They are antiquated in design and performance. People use them because they are period correct/look better in the vintage setting of the engine compartment. However, I have...

Hello Everyone,
I would appreciate suggestions/comments regarding the use, brand, and how much antifreeze to use in my 330 GTS.
Jim

Fits Daytona, per Tom Shaughnessy

As I mentioned in a previous thread, placing a magnesium sacrificial anode in the radiator fill spout should protect the sysem, including brass, aluminum and iron.
Jim

To jimB and Deane,
Thanks to you both for the info.

JimB,
Tell me about electronic ignition and resistor wire/plugs.

Jim

Ask Tom Shaughnessy?

I have followed this topic over the years and this is my understanding: If your valve guides are original, they were exposed to leaded fuel years ago, and this exposure is more than adequate lubrication for the life of the guides. Thus, using unleaded premium is ok for untouched engines, and, of cou...

JimB,
So, let me get this straight: You use Bosch W7DC plugs with resistor wire and electronic ignition in your 209 Engine? What would you recommend if resistor wire were not used?
Thanks,
Jim

I haven't had a problem with Newco

You might call Newco products (in Suppliers list) and see what Neil has.

Excuse me, but...
The 250 GTO does not have a transaxle. I refer you to a picture of its engine and transmissionon p. 103 of Fitzerald's, Merritt's & Thompson's reference, Ferrari, The Sports and Gran Turismo Cars. I believe the first transaxles were on the 275 models.
Jim