Back In The Race

You can't replicate provenance. But attitude? That's another story.

- Tim Pitt

WITH THE EFFECT of seeing a grainy cinematic reel enhanced to high-definition, the Cegga 002/60 roars into view on a country road outside London. The car is a tribute to a Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa that lived a most improbable life. Raced, wrecked, rebuilt and customised, it went on to enjoy notable success on the European racing circuit during the golden age of motorsport—only to be sold and reverted back to standard specifications some seven years later.