Brian, I appreciate your concern; we always take great care when we "exercise" the cars and yes, we are properly insured by the Dega Insurance Agency, Inc, and our partnership with Hagerty who's slogan is "Drive with us" Thanks for watching.
Even though General Motors' John DeLorean nicknamed the Chevrolet Monza the "Italian Vega", citing styling with a strong resemblance to the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 the Chevrolet Monza did not debut until 1975; two years after Ferrari ceased production of the 365 GTB/4 (1968-1973) so who copied who? I think you needed the history lesson after all...
My all time favourite car. What a beautiful example you have.
Thanks, it's a great car.
Black masterpiece ❤
E con targa Roma 71... ancora più bella 👍
Sono felice che ti sia piaciuto, grazie per aver guardato
Jon, are you well insured? I'd be nervous as hell piloting a car that valuable on city streets!
Brian, I appreciate your concern; we always take great care when we "exercise" the cars and yes, we are properly insured by the Dega Insurance Agency, Inc, and our partnership with Hagerty who's slogan is "Drive with us" Thanks for watching.
Wheels are Cromodora, not Campagnolo.
Thank You, just ordered wheels for the TZ restoration and I guess my brain was stuck on Campagnolo.
Much smaller than i thought
It may appear smaller due to my 2XL size.
I still prefer the Chevy Monza. I think this Ferrari copied the Monza design and just added more cylinders, Didn't need the History lesson ...
Even though General Motors' John DeLorean nicknamed the Chevrolet Monza the "Italian Vega", citing styling with a strong resemblance to the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 the Chevrolet Monza did not debut until 1975; two years after Ferrari ceased production of the 365 GTB/4 (1968-1973) so who copied who? I think you needed the history lesson after all...
Are you seriously comparing a Chevrolet Monza to Ferrari Daytona 🙄
The Chevy actually drew inspiration from the Ferrari 365GTC/4, which was a 2+2 coupe built from 1971-1972. You'll see the resemblance right away.