The September 1966 issue of Road &Track featured this cover article "Ferraris: Oldest & Newest". The article featured the Ferrari 166 Spyder Corsa 004C owned by Henry Austin Clark, Jr. from 1965 to 1973.
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If anyone is interested, I have a copy of this R&T for sale. I’m asking $5.00 + $4.00 shipping. If interested my email is .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). I’m in Melville and can arrange for pick up or delivery. The magazine is in excellent condition. Howard, I apologize in advance if this is against web site rules, Casey
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Casey, in this case, no problem. Howard
Casey, Still got that 1940 Studebaker Fire Truck ?
Thanks,Howard. Al, no and it was 1941.It’s a sad story. Still got the AB Mack? Howard are you involved with mill restoration at Cedarmere?
Hey Casey, Sold the Mack to a guy in Greenlawn, Understand he drives it around town. Donated the Fulton to the Cradle of Aviation Museum, it’s on display there.
Casey, the Roslyn Landmark Society was involved in the prior restoration which occurred from 2008 to 2013. We strongly support the efforts of Friends of Cedarmere. Howard
Did Austie Clark also own that yellow Ferrari? It looks like one my Dad, Walt Luftman, owned around that time. If I recall correctly it was a 275 or a 330 GTC. My Dad used to race at Bridgehampton and knew Austie.