Posted by Tom Wilson
In my case the build sheets are not available from the Ferrari Owners Site. Therefore, is it possible for them to confirm that my car is original, given that they no longer have the data?
Build Sheets?
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Jim
When I had trouble(s) with the Ferrari Owners web site, I discovered I could get help and provide extra pictures through their email at: WWW.CUSTOMERSERVICE@OWNERS.FERRARI.COM.
Jim
When I had trouble(s) with the Ferrari Owners web site, I discovered I could get help and provide extra pictures through their email at: WWW.CUSTOMERSERVICE@OWNERS.FERRARI.COM.
Jim
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Jim
When I had trouble(s) with the Ferrari Owners web site, I discovered I could get help and provide extra pictures through their email at: WWW.CUSTOMERSERVICE@OWNERS.FERRARI.COM.
Jim
When I had trouble(s) with the Ferrari Owners web site, I discovered I could get help and provide extra pictures through their email at: WWW.CUSTOMERSERVICE@OWNERS.FERRARI.COM.
Jim
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Jim
Excuse me. There's no WWW. in front of the email address.
Jim
Excuse me. There's no WWW. in front of the email address.
Jim
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Jim
Excuse me. There's no WWW. in front of the email address.
Jim
Excuse me. There's no WWW. in front of the email address.
Jim
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Deane
A "not checked radio" is a button on thier web site. Well, at least the site is a start! It could've been in Italian.
For picture uploading, I found that I had to reduce my jpg files to 640x480 before the site would accept them.
A "not checked radio" is a button on thier web site. Well, at least the site is a start! It could've been in Italian.
For picture uploading, I found that I had to reduce my jpg files to 640x480 before the site would accept them.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Deane
A "not checked radio" is a button on thier web site. Well, at least the site is a start! It could've been in Italian.
For picture uploading, I found that I had to reduce my jpg files to 640x480 before the site would accept them.
A "not checked radio" is a button on thier web site. Well, at least the site is a start! It could've been in Italian.
For picture uploading, I found that I had to reduce my jpg files to 640x480 before the site would accept them.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Tom Wilson
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Tom Wilson
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Tom Wilson
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
My '63 250 GTE does not have the internal engine number stamped above the serial number like yours. However, it does have a number on a polished section immediately below the serial number. On my engine it is "948/62 E". I assume that 948 is the internal engine number and E is the engine type. I don't know about the "62"; maybe it is the year the block was made.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Kerry
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Kerry
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Kerry
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
That's the number that Ferrari wants for the engine number.
On engines earlier than the 330 ones, I've seen then internal engine number stamped on the vertical face of the block just below where the chassis number is stamped. It's a lot more difficult to read and much harder to take a good picture than on a 330 engine.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Kerry
The Owner's site wants that same numbers for the heritage certificate (w/o the pictures). If they issue the certificate, then they have confirmed that the numbers match their records and the engine, transmission and differential are original.
So apply for the certificate and see what happens.
The Owner's site wants that same numbers for the heritage certificate (w/o the pictures). If they issue the certificate, then they have confirmed that the numbers match their records and the engine, transmission and differential are original.
So apply for the certificate and see what happens.
Re: Build Sheets?
Posted by Kerry
The Owner's site wants that same numbers for the heritage certificate (w/o the pictures). If they issue the certificate, then they have confirmed that the numbers match their records and the engine, transmission and differential are original.
So apply for the certificate and see what happens.
The Owner's site wants that same numbers for the heritage certificate (w/o the pictures). If they issue the certificate, then they have confirmed that the numbers match their records and the engine, transmission and differential are original.
So apply for the certificate and see what happens.