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Nice one, thanks for posting Gerry
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Belongs to Nick Mason, I've had the honour of working on his cars, this being one of them
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What a great film and car.... the driver certainly doesn't hang about in it. I assume a birdcage would be incredibly difficult to repair were there to be a collision?
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What a great film and car.... the driver certainly doesn't hang about in it. I assume a birdcage would be incredibly difficult to repair were there to be a collision? Not cheep either 
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Great spot ..and watch ...thanks for posting.
These cars remind me of my early interest in Motorsport ...great stuff!
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Belongs to Nick Mason, I've had the honour of working on his cars, this being one of them And we enjoyed (greatly) a TM trip to see his collection a couple of years ago!
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Great! Thanks for posting that, I enjoyed it enourmously  Don't forget to visit the (mainly) Maserati Museum of Umberto Panini if you are ever near Modena. They have a bare Birdcage frame on display. http://www.paninimotormuseum.it/
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Great! Thanks for posting that, I enjoyed it enourmously Don't forget to visit the (mainly) Maserati Museum of Umberto Panini if you are ever near Modena. They have a bare Birdcage frame on display. http://www.paninimotormuseum.it/ I'll bet the toasted sandwiches are good too !!
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Panini made a fortune in Venezuela in farming and then returned to join the family publishing business and is best known for the Italian equivalent of football cards. When the Maserati collection was going to be sold off arrangements were made to stop the auction and buy the whole collection. They are now housed in a purpose built building on his Parmesan Cheese producing farm. Groups have to pay a small fee and get a guided visit of the cheese production (English and other languages can be arranged). Small groups up to 5 can visit the museum by appointment. There is a farm shop opposite the museum and you can buy their trully excellent bio Parmesan cheese vacuum packed. It's got my mouth watering just writing about it  https://www.hombre.it/en/parmesan
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