Good Evening,
This has been a long time in the works, but I always had aspirations to have services desired enough to have the client willing to ship me (& my wife) and supplies via airplane to a respective location. The time has come!
My most frequent client had jumped ship from his estate in Greenwich, CT to Austin, TX. After this trip to the beautiful city of Austin, I don't blame him! It was 83* on Saturday and about 25* in Greenwich
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The main vehicle to tend to while down was his newest acquisition, a 2009 Ferrari F430 F1 Spider. This car has just about every conceivable option with an MSRP over $300k with tax. After driving it a few times and spending the better part of a full day on it, I can see why. Just utter gorgeousness in every direction and the engine just barks such a fine tune. All being said, his N400 Aston was easily built better - fit, finish, and overall execution was above, but who's judging? They are both stunning.
For the time spent there, I stayed exclusive to Zaino. I've used them since day 1 for him and he's been nothing but happy. I went all out on the F430 on everything from the paint, wheels, wells, jams, leather, trim, carbon, engine, and so on giving everything each piece needed - no corners cut - 3 layers of Z5 Pro if you are wondering
. On the Aston, the initial prep was done at his CT residence many months back, I washed, spot clayed, added a layer of Z5 Pro to everything and finely detailed and conditioned the supply-hide'd interior. The Porsche was wiped down quickly with Z6 and the tires were hit with a layer of Z16 prior to the photos. Next time I fly down, I will tackle the Porsche, Harley, and whatever new vehicle finds its way into the stable .
I hope you enjoyed as much as I enjoyed this opportunity.
All the best,
SB
This has been a long time in the works, but I always had aspirations to have services desired enough to have the client willing to ship me (& my wife) and supplies via airplane to a respective location. The time has come!
My most frequent client had jumped ship from his estate in Greenwich, CT to Austin, TX. After this trip to the beautiful city of Austin, I don't blame him! It was 83* on Saturday and about 25* in Greenwich
. The main vehicle to tend to while down was his newest acquisition, a 2009 Ferrari F430 F1 Spider. This car has just about every conceivable option with an MSRP over $300k with tax. After driving it a few times and spending the better part of a full day on it, I can see why. Just utter gorgeousness in every direction and the engine just barks such a fine tune. All being said, his N400 Aston was easily built better - fit, finish, and overall execution was above, but who's judging? They are both stunning.
For the time spent there, I stayed exclusive to Zaino. I've used them since day 1 for him and he's been nothing but happy. I went all out on the F430 on everything from the paint, wheels, wells, jams, leather, trim, carbon, engine, and so on giving everything each piece needed - no corners cut - 3 layers of Z5 Pro if you are wondering
. On the Aston, the initial prep was done at his CT residence many months back, I washed, spot clayed, added a layer of Z5 Pro to everything and finely detailed and conditioned the supply-hide'd interior. The Porsche was wiped down quickly with Z6 and the tires were hit with a layer of Z16 prior to the photos. Next time I fly down, I will tackle the Porsche, Harley, and whatever new vehicle finds its way into the stable .
I hope you enjoyed as much as I enjoyed this opportunity.
All the best,
SB
