ARNO XI 87cm model – Ferrari engine

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A truly exceptional object, this model of the Arno XI (Ferrari engine) with a length of 87 cm was made on a 1/7th scale. A faithful replica of the legendary hydroplane, this model is entirely handmade from noble material: Mahogany for the wood and real marine upholstery. All fittings are made to measure in chrome-plated brass by jewelers. 10 coats of varnish are applied to achieve excellent shine and varnish depth.

The model is delivered in secure double packaging with anumbered certificate of authenticity and a one-year warranty.

Information about this model:
Ref. : R RRIF 87
Length: 93CM
Scale: 1/7TH

THE HISTORY OF THE SPEED BOAT ARNO XI 87CM

This stunning looking Ferrari speedboat is a racing boat built by Enzo Ferrari to break the world water speed record in 1953, a world record that still stands today. The legendary machine was the idea of billionaire Achille Castoldi to break the world water speed record. He convinced the great Enzo Ferrari to assist his project with the brand’s technical knowledge. The result is an 800kg racing car powered by a 12-cylinder, 4500 cc Ferrari V12 engine, the same engine as in the Ferrari 375 Grand Prix. In October 1953, the ARNO Iseo in Northern Italy. Then the car was sold to Nando dell’Orto, a wealthy Italian engineer, who continued to use the ARNO XI in competition for over 10 years, achieving numerous victories. There were aerodynamic improvements during this period, notably on the nose and the addition of a spoiler. The ARNO XI ended its racing career in 1960, with a victory in the European Championship. In 1992 the car was sold to a collector and it was completely renovated. It will change ownership in 2012 during an auction in London.

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