Ferrari Dino GTS chairs and flares

In this video we get into some detail about what "chairs and flairs" means, some history about the iconic Ferrari Dino, and of course go for a test drive.This car has some unique features, plus the restoration of this "chairs and flares" Ferrari Dino was featured in a seven-page article in FORZA Magazine #90 in December of 2008,


Both the 246 GT coupes and the later 246 GTS spyders were the first evolution of Ferrari’s higher-volume, smaller-engine exotics, meant to appeal to a larger market than the flagship V-12s, and were the first of the long line of V6 and V8 Ferraris that have evolved into Ferraris current massive commercial success. Named after Enzo Ferrari’s son, Alfredino, who died in 1956 of muscular dystrophy at the age of 24, the Dino was the first of the “baby” Ferraris – smaller, lighter and more nimble than the larger 12-cylinder street Ferraris. Its transverse mid-engine was a Ferrari first in a street car, and the four-cam V6 shows its direct racing heritage from the V6 powered 196 SP, 206 SP, 246 SP and the V6 powered F2 Ferraris. The sleek and sensuous Pininfarina designed and Scaglietti built 246 stands as one of the most beautiful and exotic street model Ferraris ever built, epitomizing the golden age of the Enzo-era Ferraris.


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