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[Phil34130]

Mes deux Dayto

J'adore ce bracelet Rallye à droite!!

Je partage ton avis, le combo est parfait . D'ailleurs sur tes deux, bravo ça les sublime ses montres
Je vais poser un cuir racing noir sur la mienne.

[Reno]

Sinon, il y a celle là !

Oh purée, j'avais la même au 1/18e

Sinon en noir, y avait ça :

[Nico_le_Normand]

Sauf que celle là n'était pas une Ferrari mais un truc plus ou moins sur base Corvette me semble-il.

[Reno]

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_365_Daytona

[brakmar33]

la seule daytona que j'ai
C'est un modele special

Qui prend 14 000 tr/min



Si si c'est bien une daytona, c'est ecris en bas du carenage

[lesmontres]

Impressionnant ce triple!!

[zapotec]

Coucou

[lesmontres]

Salut Zapo!

T'as toutes les versions dit!

[Nico_le_Normand]

:icon_gratgrat:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_365_Daytona

La daytona de Miami Vice est précisément une de ces fausses Daytona Spider sur base de Chevrolet Corvette. De mémoire, le constructeur était Mardikian. Enzo Ferrari s'était fâché tout rouge contre Mardikian qui utilisait sans vergogne le blason au cheval cabré sur ses voitures.

[Reno]

ah la vache. Je ne connaissais pas du tout cette histoire.

La seule "vraie" Ferrari est donc seulement apparue pendant 10s

Daytona Spider[edit]

Ferrari Daytona used in the show
During the first two seasons and two episodes from the third season, Detective Sonny Crockett drove a black 1972 Ferrari Daytona Spyder 365 GTS/4 replica with a Florida license plate ZAQ178.[2] Ferrari North America had turned down the request by Miami Vice for authentic Ferraris (they did the same with Magnum P.I., forcing that production to purchase 308 GTSs). Although Tom McBurnie is credited with planting the Daytona Spyder in the mind of the public, it was actually Al Mardekian, an importer of gray-market exoticars, who sold Miami Vice the two look-alike Ferraris for $49,000 each.[1] In total two Corvette Daytona replicas were used for the show, car 4 and then car 1 after the pilot which acted as the stunt car.[3] McBurnie was hired to build the bodies for the Corvette-chassised cars.[1] It was blown to pieces on the show with a hand-held Stinger missile launcher during an illegal arms deal.[4] The "Ferraris" used in the first two seasons were actually re-bodied Corvettes based on a 1976 Corvette (car 1) and a 1981 (car 4) Chevrolet Corvette C3 chassis that had been modified with fiberglass body panels by specialty car manufacturer McBurnie to resemble an early-1970s Ferrari Daytona Spider.[5] The first appearance of the Daytona in the pilot episode is actually a real Ferrari. It only gets about ten seconds of screen time. The car is stationary, and Sonny is sitting in the driver’s seat, reading a newspaper. It can be clearly identified as a real Daytona (American version) by the door handles, side markers, windshield rake, and side vent windows.

Pinaize, ils avaient déjà des hommages, dans Miami Vice