Ferrari 250

So again, I know they're trying to beautify and improve and I'm sure it'll be all that way once this event first event happens.

But if you've got your $75 million Ferrari 250 such and such, How willing are you going to be if indeed you see things that are going to make it worth $5? So I'm sure they're going to fix all that.

But every time I've been there, there's always been the, and if you go off, don't come back

because we

... uh, which is, uh, he loved beautiful cars.

I think he had a, a Ferrari 250 in the later part of his career.

Uh, a 250 California, but he couldn't drive it anywhere because he was a little bit paranoid about the Russians trying to kill him, which was actually probably not completely unreasonable.

I'm, yeah, I'm sure it wasn't.

So now you'll hear from Tarquin Gotch, the music supervisor, breaking down the scene in the movie.

Cameron and Ferris see the Ferrari 250, and they have to establish that this car was really special.

The 1961 Ferrari 250 G-

And the intro to Oh Yeah does that.

It's, uh, I c- I'm not going to imitate it.

Tell us about the picture behind you because I have some of my favorite Ferraris in it.

yeah no it's a it's a fun uh this is from the william edgar archive um and so he had a lot of he is uh is john edgar's son who uh john edgar was raced at a um stable of uh ferrari and maserati race cars in the 1950s in southern california and uh william edgar know took pictures of some of these cars and so this is i think um competition motors on hollywood boulevard and it's uh you know it's a picture of the showroom in 1957 and there are some you know lancia aurelias in the background and uh some A Ferrari 250 GT, maybe Elena's.

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And then there's some Maserati race cars in the background too.

It is a Ferrari.

250GT.

Yeah, yeah.

As far as iconic cars, I think another one, gentlemen, is the Lotus in one of the James Bond movies, the white one that turns into a submarine.

clowning,

isn't it? And in the early 1960s, owned a Ferrari 250 GT Lusso and a Ferrari 250 GT Spider California SWB.

Now, his Spider was the 13th of just 56 built.

Coburn imported the used car in 1964, shortly after completing the Great Escape.