One might think that this 250 PF has a not-as-attractive design when compared to its siblings the GTO, Testa Rossa and the 250 SWB GT, but Pininfarina designs, even the plainest ones like this PF coupe still have a certain something that is a timeless work of art. That is a testament to the talent of Pininfarina and the Italian coachbuilders.
A fantastic presentation of a wonderful car! The Ferrari 250 Pininfarina Coupe is one of the most beautiful and elegant cars ever made. The one that you are driving here is just mind blowing! It is a shame that a lot of these were dismantled and converted into other versions! Thank you for showing these wonderful Ferraris to us!
Unfortunately, this will soon be illegal, the Green peoples party probably have to ban the showing and glorification of combustion engines and particulate matter carriers such as vehicles with rubber tires in all media across the EU, as is the case with cigarettes!!!
The only good part about coming back from vacation is catching up on videos like this, when describing the change in production processes at this time I think calling it a move to mass production is a misnomer (as you pointed out). I think it best characterized as “going from moving the people around the cars, to moving the cars around the people”.
Good video, well done, Miss. ps...for the 1 or 2 Ferrari lovers on the planet who don't know..."PF" stands for Mr.Pinin Farina. What a brilliant body of work this man and his company have produced over the years.
I love the original design of the 250 PF. Very sublime Italian sexy, lovely PF lines. I would not change anything other than the oil, spark plugs, brake pads, etc.
I have also another question about Ferrari back in the fifties and sixties was Ferrari a worldwide name and automotive or was it only really known in Italy and maybe certain parts of Europe
Cmon now... at 3:04 a photo of the THUNDERBIRD assembly line? REV's should have photos of the 59 250 PF on the line, I know there are photos of the 250 California Spyder on the assembly line.
I din't think that an od tecnology Ferrari is good for riding nowdays. Buy this car and put it in a dining of a villa as it is only an art masterpiece of the fifties like an anti inflaction painting.
GREAT VIDEO AND EDUCATION. I LEARNED ALOT. THANKS FOR SHARING.
Great lesson on the PF 250 coupe. Enjoyed the video.
I like how simple these cars are!! Nice presentation as always!!
One might think that this 250 PF has a not-as-attractive design when compared to its siblings the GTO, Testa Rossa and the 250 SWB GT, but Pininfarina designs, even the plainest ones like this PF coupe still have a certain something that is a timeless work of art. That is a testament to the talent of Pininfarina and the Italian coachbuilders.
Greetings Mike, a belated one from Yokohama, Japan. Great to see you there.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. ATOTALLY AWSOME VIDEO AND A TOTALLY AWSOME CAR!!! I LOVE EVRYTHING!!!
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. PLEASE CONTINUE TO SHRE YOUR TRUTH!!!
Excellent video as always. Great content and very informative.
A fantastic presentation of a wonderful car! The Ferrari 250 Pininfarina Coupe is one of the most beautiful and elegant cars ever made. The one that you are driving here is just mind blowing! It is a shame that a lot of these were dismantled and converted into other versions! Thank you for showing these wonderful Ferraris to us!
Unfortunately, this will soon be illegal, the Green peoples party probably have to ban the showing and glorification of combustion engines and particulate matter carriers such as vehicles with rubber tires in all media across the EU, as is the case with cigarettes!!!
As always excellent content from Ferraris Queen
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Gorgeous machine!!
The only good part about coming back from vacation is catching up on videos like this, when describing the change in production processes at this time I think calling it a move to mass production is a misnomer (as you pointed out). I think it best characterized as “going from moving the people around the cars, to moving the cars around the people”.
Wow. Not what one thinks of when the Ferrari name is brought up. I like it.
Good video, well done, Miss.
ps...for the 1 or 2 Ferrari lovers on the planet who don't know..."PF" stands for Mr.Pinin Farina.
What a brilliant body of work this man and his company have produced over the years.
Good to know...i tought it was PortoFino 👍
I would prefer this one over the others. Nice that it is intact.
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beautiful, like Ferraris, actually
Thanks; much appreciated. I see the influence of Oldsmobile and Cadillac in the design; maybe some Austin Healey too.
Hi.
Love the videos, and the stories.
Are there anway, we could get a video about the Ferrari 400 or 412?
And keep up the great work. 🙂
Why was the Thunderbird in this video?
I love the original design of the 250 PF. Very sublime Italian sexy, lovely PF lines. I would not change anything other than the oil, spark plugs, brake pads, etc.
Classy car.
Hard to fault someone turning one of these into a Testarossa.
I have also another question about Ferrari back in the fifties and sixties was Ferrari a worldwide name and automotive or was it only really known in Italy and maybe certain parts of Europe
very stylish
I would definitely prefer this original to a GTO/SWB clone!
Stylistically speaking, this Ferrari appears to be influenced by the '57 Ford Thunderbird as much as 60's Ferraris were influenced by the Jaguar XK-E.
Enjoy my article for Wikipedia on Ferrari 250 GT Coupé.
How come God drives a Porsche 992 Turbo S😂
Cool dad
It's Testarossa, not Testarosa.
Cmon now... at 3:04 a photo of the THUNDERBIRD assembly line?
REV's should have photos of the 59 250 PF on the line, I know there are photos of the 250 California Spyder on the assembly line.
3:30 😊
I saw that too. wondered if i was alone on that
@@christophercarbonell963 I happen to have a 57 Bird in my shop right now... that's why I recognized it.
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I din't think that an od tecnology Ferrari is good for riding nowdays. Buy this car and put it in a dining of a villa as it is only an art masterpiece of the fifties like an anti inflaction painting.