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1956 of kidney problems compounded by muscular dystrophy.

The street Dino departed from traditional Ferrari design in several ways. The standard Ferrari was a front mounted V-12 with a separate transmission and clutch. It had a traverse mid-mounted V-6 with the transmission and clutch built onto the engine cases. The Dino also had a three-gear primary drive to take powfer from the crank to the clutch and gearbox.

The V-12 Ferraris were designated as anything from 125 to 410, that number being the displacement in cubic centimeters of one cylinder. Thus, a

250 would be a three-liter

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