Wanted: one caring owner for a cherry-red 1954 Ferrari racer; current proprietorship heavily contested.
When an eccentric US army engineer who worked on the Manhattan Project during World War II bought a burned-out Ferrari chassis for $2, 500 in 1958, he had no idea that it would become the most fought-over car on the planet.
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