1964 Ferrari 250 LM: A Le Mans Legacy
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- When Enzo opened the doors to Ferrari 70 years ago, he could have hardly imagined the motorsports empire he was beginning. Twenty years later, when he debuted the 250 LM, there wasn't a doubt in the world that Ferrari was the pinnacle of design, style, and speed.
This is the story of one of those rare and very special race cars.
On October 7th and 8th, the wonders of Ferrari are being brought to New York City to celebrate 70 years of this Italian icon.
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"I don't even have to drive it, I just love to look at it"
This is what i call passion..
If after you park your car. You don't turn around and look back you bought the wrong car.
Thanks Petrolicious and thank you Mr Ferris. Thank you for sharing your car. Years ago I went to your dealer just to get a decal for my tool box. The staff treated me so well even though I was dress in (clean) coveralls. So nice that they made me an espresso and showed me Mr. Ferris collection on the second floor. Cars I would never dreamed I would ever see. 288 GTO, 333 SP, Maserati MC-12, and couple more I don’t remember the rest. Even though I wasn’t buying anything crazy I was treated like I was.
I would love to go up there... he has a 365 GTB/4 and an F40 as well. I had no idea he had this 250 LM though.
where is his dealership, i would love to plan a trip to there
I like storys like that.
Especially these days were we have to educate youngsters about the visceral delights of the V engined exotics.
Didn't know porn was allowed on TH-cam
Yes, that's been said to death on this channel thanks for being original.
Neither are sh*tty CAR VIDEOS!!!!
@@gaysilnaubert6734 ~ Are you also one that's also said that in the past? Really? You can't allow another human being such a tiny, tiny, little pleasure as a cliche?
This is what I subscribed for
One of the best sounding ways to burn dinosaurs. No doubt. Can I get an amen?
Amen
A masterpiece beauty design prestige Scuderia Ferrari
Soon a great way to burn algae and ethanol.
Amen my friend, amen
Amen, brother!!
This channel puts all the mainstream car shows to absolute shame. The cinematography, the atmosphere and interviews with the owners are so beautiful 😍
"I can stare at the car forever. I don't have to drive it. I just have to look at it" - This is exactly how I feel about certain cars that are so beautiful that looking at it is enough sometimes.
You Are Absolutely Right Totally 120%.
This is when you KNOW you're successful, when you can pilot a $30 million dollar Ferrari at speed on a race track. Another EPIC video, HUGE thumbs up!!!!
I love the unstoppable little smile that reaches across his face when he describes the 250LM near the start, like he only saw it for the first time a week ago and hasn't got over it yet.
:D
When you drive this car like it was intended to - on the racetrack - you have my respect. As always, very good video!
Back in the mid-90's, among other things, I was a corner worker for the SCCA at Sears Point Raceway, in Sonoma, CA. There were two club members who owned at 250 TR each and one also owned a 250 LM. Mike Calleham ran his 250 TR and Dr.Lou Sellea ran his 250 LM in the first session of a very clear peaceful morning. I was working at turn 8, directly across from the exit of the Carousel and the hill up to turn 7. The sound of those two gorgeous machines running hard up that hill with two V12s in harmony was like nothing else in the world. I've been a musician for more than 60 years and nothing else I've ever heard sounded better than that morning's performance!
It doesn't even deserve to be driven on a regular ROAD....let alone a track, ANY track.
wasnt the Le mans track at the time just normal roads?
it was a machine driven by men,, a vehicle to be driven
Absolutely stunning. Yet another car that could summon me to the garage at 2am just to look at it. Just sit and admire it. And that sound....oh that sound!
I agree 100% with you.
.....GOD, u ppl need help.....
3:10am
@@dfjdskf9234j4fisd TF is wrong with you????
ehy Petrolicius. Put these on a dvd and sell it. this is art
LOL who buys DVDs?
Doc. Volt *Blu-Ray/4k
how about no.
i would buy them
you all get the concept. I am still stuck on carburators and vacuum tubes
I remember back in 1964 when Ron Fry, of Bath, England, swapped his 250 GTO for a new 250 LM and took the record at the Dyrham Park hill climb. I thought it was the most beautiful cat I had ever seen. Still do, I guess.
Memories of a test in Motorsport. 'There are holes behind the pedals. You can see the road through them. That must be nice when it rains!'
I was born in 1960, and as a small child, my favorite "toy" was a beautiful 1:12 scale model of this car in metal, which, in truth belonged to my dad, and he let me 'play' with it under his supervision. I had a bunch of smaller toy cars, and that one was the only one my dad owned. It was beautifully detailed, down to the wire wheels, and engine. Looking at these images, it is remarkable how familiar this object still is to me after all these years. My nephew, who lives far away from me, has it now, and I get to see it every once in a while.
Another incredible production Petrolicious, this is the emotion that I talk about so much on my channel and with clients who get it! Keep these videos coming.
I saw this very car at the Toronto Autoshow earlier this year. Everybody was flocked around the Chiron and the Huayra which were near it but to me this was the real jewel of the show. Just absolutely amazing to see it in person.
When people think about Ferrari in North America they usually mention Hollywood or Beverly Hills but this is simply not the case. I remember back when the Enzo was released and the car was reviewed by the press in California for the first time. That car wore Ontario license plates and almost certainly came from Remo's dealership. Ferrari has a long history in Canada due in no small part to the passion of this man. Thank you Remo.
He puts it all so eloquently, I'm an old man,iv never even been close to a Ferrari, but it has a soul and a spirit,and I imagine that when u touch it it vibrates ever so slightly, just so u know it's ready and waiting,god bring back those years of great drivers and greater cars!
A pure art production about another pure art production,all of the "little" things done well,a very difficult task,but it tells the story as well as the narrative.
Sebring, 1964
275 and 330Ps, '64 GT0's and THIS!
THE pure SOUND captured me!
I lived one mile west from The Tampa DragWay
American V-8s...from hot Flat head Fords <
Mom and I cleaned Don Garlits house in Dover...
Neighbor family professionally welded on dragsters, roundy round
and sports/open wheel cars...
WENT with Pop in his 1960 PV-544
To HEAR THIS SOUND!
Kept going thru 1972...
The beloved 330P4s at Daytona..
The best race I ever saw!
REVENGE on FORD!
FORZA FERRARI !!
J.C.
Amazing video. What a car and what an owner. Perfect pair.
I saw a lot of 250 LM runs at Monza 1000 km together Ferrari 330P4, Chaparral 2F and others jewels in 1967. What a spectacular race! Awesome video, with my compliments.
Just love these old Ferraris,250gto,275gtb
250lm.Just beautiful,works of art.
Ferrari is my favourite car manufacturer. Ferrari died many years ago but they still do well in F1 and GT races and make some of the most exciting modern road cars. lets all be thankful that the cars made by this amazing car manufacturer during its heyday are still being driven, raced, seen and herd.
*goosebumps*
There is nothing else like the sound of a carbureted Ferrari V12.
I agree with you 100%, Scuderia Ferrari.
This is my favorite video of all time. Every second of it, every close up...you guys have spoiled us car enthusiasts with this one. What a masterpiece.
that sound..that content..that owner - pure perfection combined
One of the best looking cars I know. A fantastic shape that is timeless. Standing still you can look at this beautiful shape and see how the air flows over and around it. Fantastic. Thank you for posting this video and sharing one incredible automobile. Cheers from Texas.
This was a fantastic video. I was lucky enough to have worked for Remo Ferri as a kid shuffling ferrari's around Maranello motors. He was a good friend of my father. What a great video to bring back memories not only of remo but of when I used to race mosport. Really great job on the video as I have worked in the film industry for 25 years in Toronto and would love to come out and work on a project like this in the future.
Gorgeous. Just gorgeous. The car, same as the cinematography.
I absolutely love the videos petrolicious produce, the cinematography, editing, the interview, music choices. It captures so much emotion in the drivers and the vehicles. Amazing work.
Easily my favourite automotive video producers
These videos are very relaxing to watch. They absolutely capture what it feels like to be a car enthusiast.
NOTHING more beautiful than the 250/275 LM's. I've loved them since for many decades!!
No one loves Ferraris more, than old Italian dudes!🇮🇹♥
This is why I'm subscribed the beautifully shot videos and amazing cars. And then you bring out amazing classic cars like the 250 lm introducing them to a new generation so they can see what a real car looks like. This is why I drive classic Vw's, one it's fun and two I love them and truly almost any classic car. But I have to say classic cars sitting somewhere and never driving is a shame. These things are made to drive. Driving old cars and people doing a double take just to see it brings out the kid in older people and lights up the eyes of almost anyone who sees an old classic car like when I drive my karmann ghia people just smile and wave. It seems to make people happy when they see a classic car and can't stop looking at it or wanting to sit in it. This is why this channel is awesome it makes my inner kid jump up and down with joy about seeing another classic car. Keep up the great work and making these love letters to all the amazing cars you've made amazing videos about.
Petrolicious have no peers, yet more mouthwatering fruit than any other channel.
I have no words… What a lucky man!
I watched the 250 LMs at Sebring FL (12 hrs) in the mid 1960s. At night, it was easy to see the glowing red disc brakes thru the wire wheels. The pure racing version is MUCH louder than this video represents. You can hear it for miles. Back then, American cars were made more like washing machines, just cheap appliances. The Ferrari was more like aircraft. Ever detail precise, high quality, to go the distance. Hour after screaming, howling hour, to the maximum that human skill could do. Buongiorno.
1964 - 1969
I and a cousin got to tune a very sick Ecuadorian LM at an Avon Park gas station, the last year..
Charlie Kolb suggested we try and help these very nice kids!
HE was cussing mad, OIL all over the back of his sky blue Dino 206SP
Oil all over himself..
He would have helped them, otherwise....
We had learned webers on the ALFAS and things..
So we gave it a shot...
Purred and SCREAMED after we got done....
THEY wanted us to pit for them!
WE were there to see the new 312P Spyder... no thanks
so they fed us magnificent STEAKS from home!
Good Beer and Corn!
THEY burned up their brakes in night practice...
Then had gear box issues.. so they were out...
A retired Scuderia driver got them another box, but it was too late.
Kolb finished well...
THEY had done well at Daytona the year before
8th OA...
Only Ferrari that time... but with Raceco of Miami help...
LOST to ALFA... Auto Delta..the new Tipo 33s...
We put up those giant butcher paper posters at The Esses/MG Bridge
Facing the drivers coming in...
FORZA FERRARI
GO MARIO!
It was a hell of a race!
Ford, Ferrari & Porsche...
Never to be repeated...
But that LM....
Went to the King of Sweden I was told..
Made into a luxury GT....
Well a Miami doctor did the same to a Mk. IV Ford GT
Really a nice thing to do!
Drove it up to the race several years..
Seen on parade laps with the 917s and Moss in the 300SLR Coupe!
All balls to the wall out on the runways! @ 190 +!!
More sounds!
Collectors be DAMNED!
J.C.
god dammit petrolicious you did it again !
I saw this car at the Canadian International Autoshow in Toronto earlier this year. To see it static as a part of a display was incredible. To see and hear it in motion on a Canadian track is even better. Thank you, Petrolicious
Now THIS is exactly what a petrolicious video should be. Perfect. Moving. Beautiful.
Every video you produce, I get baffled by the insane production quality. This is on a completely other level than any other automotive channel. Great work, we all appreciate you!
This car was on display at the 2019 CIAS Toronto auto show. It's amazing to see it being driven on track, at CTMP of all places too!
this what other super cars brands will never have, HIstory and that special passion
Wonderfully produced video, as always. Thanks.
Whoever is doing these videos has a huge talent.
Petrolicious, you have it dialed in on this episode! You have the camera shake that gives that feeling of how intense this car is under power, you drop the music and let us here the whine of that V12, you give us the loud clack of the gear shift gate, and you combine panning down the engine, with shots of the carburetor linkage being racked, and the sound of that incredible engine. And the chase shots, and in-car shots..........you were on the money, every single second. This should be your formula. We love the videos and the experience they unveil, and we want you to know when to drop the music and let us experience the machine!! Pardon me while I go re-watch this with the sound turned way up!
For over 40 years I have had a love-lust for mainly 3 Ferrari's.. 1] any 275GTB, 2] a late 250 SWB, and 3] this car.. a 250 LM.
I have been fortunate to have driven a 275 [short, steady track drive.!] but the 250 swb and the LM are just a dream. But, I dream on.
Lovely film. Thank you.
WF
The passion that Mr. Ferris shows when speaking of this car, and Ferraris in general, shows why all those of us who love Ferraris can look and talk about them forever.
That sound though!! Bellissima!!
I've been waiting years for this one... TODAY'S THE DAY THANK YOU PETROLICIOUS!
Another mini epic from Petrolicious. Bravo ! Echo your comment Mark Williams !
The Ferrari 250 LM, one of the most beautiful automobile ever built, that sound, a masterpiece, Scuderia Ferrari
Analog cars rule the earth, especially sports cars. Their is a rawness that 60's era cars have that newer cars lack. It's hard to put your finger on, but when you sit inside a vintage sports car the minute you shut the door and start the motor you get that sheepish grin in your face. I personally own a 68 Triumph Tr-250 White with red stripes across the hood, red interior wire wheels. She's my travel partner, therapist, and roommate. People who see cars as just ''A'' to ''B'' are missing out on a relationship with the fruits of there labor....CLASS DISMISSED
I've been waiting for this video for half year!!!
Well now I gotta go watch the 250 GTO video, I knew I wasn’t going to get any sleep after watching this one. Just wonderful!
Whenever an Italian exotic is featured here - simply amplify the wow factor to 100. Brilliant Petrolicious.
The quality of these videos is astonishing!
This is the most under rated channel ever ... i would pay to watch this great content . Beautiful work pertolicius
The sound of a non-aspirated car is a beautiful thing. What a unbelievable ride.
Wow! Por fin puedo disfrutar de Petrololocious con subtitulo.
All the road going Ferraris are works of art.
WOW, movie, story, sound...Art!!!.
I thought these looked blunted, snub-nosed in comparison to the 330 P4 when I first saw a picture. Now I feel different; it is gorgeous thing of beauty! The 250 LM is like a smooth skipping stone, slightly dimpled and elongated. It was then scaled up in size to accept firstly an engine- seemingly pressed into its body. Moving forward a cavity was drained for a driver, not much more. The streamlined profile with the arching windshield tethered to the roof, then reaching towards the front bumper is like a modern Koenigsegg. Truly impressive.
Thank goodness there are other people showing cars besides Doug and Jay cuz they can get tired sometimes. This is done really well and the 250LM is one of my favorites.
Beautiful car, and from Ontario Canada as well. Glad to see the passion alive and well.
Absolutely stunning car, man and video. I have never been in a position to own a Ferrari race car and I never will be, but this is as close as I will ever come. Mr. Ferris' enthusiasm and love for the Marque and for his car is contagious. The videography and presentation are of a quality that only Petrolicious can bring. Thank you very much for this wonderful video.
This is of the best from Petrolicious. Or from the internet... really.
Another great video. Really nice to see a passionate owner, who uses the car in the way it was intended.
For mine, this is the most beautiful car ever made. It is a work of art and combines everything that a real automobile can be. Superb!
I hope every week to see one of his productions, when I see the notification of a new video I hope to have some free time to enjoy myself and enjoy the video sitting next to my mercedes 76 W123 :) his videos inspire me to feel the passion . This is pure art ...
Absolutely fantastic! We need another 10 minute uncut driving video like with the 250gto ;)
You've done it again: beautiful car, beautiful filming, great story. How long before you move into full length documentaries? The potential is incredible..
Remo! Oh, he has an amazing collection. This is one of many... Great video and sure more to come.
Many years ago at Laguna Seca for a historic car race, I saw an LM race. The sound of the engine was magical, pure horsepower of the prancing horse variety. Later that afternoon visiting the pit area, I saw the LM. much to my amazement , there was another LM parked next to it. What a sight to behold.
I love the emotion of this owner, as much as the car!
Once again, I am compelled to ask, WHAT emotion????
What's amazing is that, while the 330P, the GT40, the Lola MK6... were already race cars, with the ergonomy and driving position of pure race cars, the 250LM and 275LM still had the ergonomy, driving position, ect., of street cars. Le Mans 1965 had probably been the last time a street car beaten pure race cars on a track on a major event.
The sound this car makes is among the best in the world.
Amazing production, congrats Remo on a very cool video!
Stunning cinematograph as usual
Great video , 250LM is a masterpiece
awesome sound recordings. Keep it up!
Damn that sound... 😍
Like opening the gates of hell........
@@michaelmeliambro5117 yeah i know, it sounds so gooooood😍
@@ale16_69 The most heinously anus exhaust ever fitted on a car....period.
@@michaelmeliambro5117 why do you hate italian cars?
@@ale16_69 Hmmnnn.....let me think. Terrible build quality, butt-ugly designs, severe lack of comfort, and their performance is subpar at best.
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of seeing a lot of Ferrari (250 LM, 312 P, 333 SP, etc) at Le Mans Classic. In addition to being magnificent, these cars have a soul and a history. And what about the impression given off by their V12 engines, with their unforgettable sound.
As a child in 86, I was presented with such a Ferrari from Corgi, against the backdrop of toy Soviet cars, it was something indescribable
I recognized Mosport almost immediately! Thought it was as the car was going into & through turn 4, and knew for sure as it came out of Moss (35-40 sec. mark).
Beautiful car on a great track! Didn't know there was a 250 LM in this area. Thanks!
im a photographer at Mr.Ferri's dealerships. I am lucky enough to see these cars daily being moved and loaded. And of course being given the keys to them as well.
It HAS to be one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Really unbelieveable.
Blessed are those who know and live their passion. Bravo.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL !!!
Short and sweet! My favorite year!
love it; stunning. Saw my first 250LM in Coys behind where i went to college. Always loved this car; this and the 250P, that's where it's at for me
This is why I love Italians
I'm Italian, and I love Italians too
Roberto Autore sometimes you’re a bit grumpy 😂 but we love ya
All you need, want and require! The body styling is sublime.
Maybe the most beautiful car i've ever seen
this vid is so much better than the sad f40 vid you put out recently
Along with the 1964 Lotus 25 Grand Prix car, the prettiest, most beautiful race car ever built...
I remember seeing a Road Going green version. That car was later painted red & was finally written off in Italy . Such a beautiful car.
I can relate. I have a beautiful 08 F430 spider and I can just stare at it and not even drive it. I’m proud that I could achieve it growing up lower middle class. Still freaks me out when I flick the light on in the garage. The rear air intakes on my car were directly inspired from this car.
A Phenomenal Ferrari Car All The Best To The Team Brilliant Video.
what an amazing sound.