1951 Ferrari 375 Castrol 13th September 1967

13th September 1967

A woman watering plants from a window on the left knocks a pot on to figures below

enough to make this large car capable of a top speed of 117mph

In the foreground a crowd of people have gathered to watch the disaster

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1951 Ferrari 375 Castrol 13th September 19671951 Ferrari 375. This Ferrari, known as the 'Thin Wall Special', was modified by British industrialist Tony Vandervell, incorporating a 4. 5 litre engine. It paved the way for the famous Vanwall racing cars of the 1950s. Reg Parnell drove the car to victory in the 1951 International Trophy race at Silverstone.