File:1962-07-31 Aerautodromo Modena Jano e Fantuzzi e Fiat e Ferrari.jpg

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English: Racecar bodywork engineer Medardo Fantuzzi (left) and racing engine engineer Vittorio Jano (right) at Aerautodromo Modena on 31 July 1962. Behind: A Fiat 1300/1500 and the rear tail lights of a Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta. According to the Klemantaski photo collection, they are in a Ferrari racecar testing event (Ferrari 156/F1).
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Peter Coltrin  (–1982)  wikidata:Q93122070
 
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Fantuzzi and Jano at Aerautodromo Modena in 1962

Items portrayed in this file

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Vittorio Jano

Medardo Fantuzzi

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