Credit for Re-Design/Re-Materials/Re-Tune: Mrn Desings.

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Car steering set up with logitech 923, basic old content manager set up.
for better steering opition, go in the new content manager FFB TWEAKS: Active this settings (Basic, more physically accurate gyro implementation, additional post-processing script, additional post-processing and custom soft lock. ) TWEAK between the settings and you will have lots of fun with my mods.
keep the default CM settings, I´ll make a YouTube video in the near future with all my setups.

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Main_headlights: EXTRA_A
Front_Round_Fogs: EXTRA_B

ANDROID_AUTO

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The 1960 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder (specifically the Short Wheelbase or SWB version) is an iconic, ultra-luxury sports car designed by Scaglietti, featuring a V12 engine and 4-speed manual transmission. Renowned for its performance and beauty, it was designed for luxury touring and racing, with prices often exceeding million at auction. 

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Version: 1960 marked the introduction of the Short Wheelbase (SWB) version, which had a 

chassis, shorter than the previous Long Wheelbase (LWB) models.
Engine: It featured a 
Colombo Tipo 168 V12 engine, often producing around 240–280 horsepower.
Design & Features: Often featured covered headlights, side vents, and a removable hardtop, designed by Scaglietti.
Valuation: As of 2026, 1960 SWB California Spiders are highly prized, with market values reaching over million.
Racing Heritage: While luxury roadsters, these cars were successful in racing, with variants competing at major events like Le Mans and Sebring. 

One of the most famous examples, a 1960 SWB model, was part of the Baillon Collection and sold for over million in 2015. Another, the first 1960 SWB produced (chassis 1795 GT), was shown at the 1960 Geneva Motor Show. The 1960 SWB is often considered one of the most desirable cars in the world.









Credit for Re-Design/Re-Materials/Re-Tune: Mrn Desings.