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Description
English: Aurelio Lampredi and his V12 engine at 1951 Torino show. Behind is a Ferrari 212 Export.
Date
Source Forza Mag.
One source[1] claims this is from the Karl Ludvigsen (born 1934) archive. He may have been to young to be the photographer.
Author Unknown photographer

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Aurelio Lampredi and his V12 engine at 1951 Torino show

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4 May 1951

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600 pixel

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