Museo Ferrari Opens Exhibit Dedicated to Sergio Pininfarina

Museo FerrariFerrariItaly, 1947 > present233 models
5131 photos
37 videos
in Maranello will open a three-hall exhibit dedicated to Sergio PininfarinaPininfarinaItaly, 1930 > present17 models
109 photos
1 video
on October 26. Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo, Piero Ferrari and the Pininfarina family will be at the event's opening ceremony. The exhibit goes from classic Ferraris to modern cars to span Pininfarina’s 60-year history with Ferrari. 

Each hall is dedicated to a specific period in Pininfarina's work. The first hall is dedicated to the Pininfarina racecars. It includes the 250LMFerrari 250 LMItaly, 1964 > 19654 photos
that was the last overall winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans from Ferrari in 1965, a 250 SWBFerrari 250 GT SWBItaly, 1959 > 19614 photos
driven by Stirling Moss and the experimental Formula 1 Sigma from 1968. 

The second hall is dedicated to Pininfarina concept cars. The hall includes the ModuloFerrari ModuloItaly, 1971 > present2 photos
, P6 and a PininFerrari PininItaly, 1980 > present1 photo
four-door. 

The final hall is for GT cars and includes 11 cars. The most rare car in the collection is the BBFerrari 365 GT4 BBItaly, 1973 > 19761 photo
prototype. 

There is a display that shows a previously unaired video interview with Sergio Pininfarina. In the interview, he talks about his relationship with Enzo Ferrari and di Montezemolo. A collage of every Ferrari from Pininfarina will be projected against a wall and includes previously undisclosed images from the Pininfarina family. 

The exhibition will be open to the public from Monday to Sunday from 9:30am to 6pm starting Saturday, October 27, 2012 to Monday, January 7, 2013. Tickets can be booked online via the website www.museoferrari.com.