Dyke W. Ridgley - Series III 410 Superamerica nr. 325 van 1000 ex. - 1983-1983

Series III 410 Superamerica in excellent condition

Limited edition number 325 / 1000.
A very hard-to-find book.
Signed by the author

Limited-edition book about the model, with serial numbers, reproductions of the owner's manual, sales brochure, data sheets, and much more.
Limited to 1000 copies, each book is signed and numbered by the author.
Very well illustrated with lots of color.
Hardcover
21.5cm x 28cm
In excellent condition - the binding glue dries out and the pages come loose in many of these books, but that is not the case with this copy, which appears unread.

The story is about the third series of 410 Superamericas, which had an entirely new body with an updated engine and chassis.
Production was limited to an exclusive twelve examples.
With an engine that was eventually refined to 400 pure horsepower, “incredible” is an understatement when describing the car and its acceleration.
It truly was a means of transportation for a select few!

Author: Dyke W. Ridgley
Language: English
Pages: 100
Year of publication: 1983
in perfect condition

In 1963, Dyke was able to buy an Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider.
Alfas soon led to Ferraris, and because he could only afford older models that needed work, he began to develop practical knowledge of these cars.
This led to the start of an ongoing writing career focused on the marque.
Dyke has published articles in The Prancing Horse, Cavallino, Ferrari Market Letter, and various other automotive publications.