Pics of my day at a Ferrari restoration shop...250 californias galore

zoomzoom mazda5 said:
All I can say is JACKPOT! now there you go, just leave your cards there and see what comes down the road when they all need a detail when their ready to go home to their owners.
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I was walking around thinking to myself, Todd would love this... and probably has worked on a few of this rare gems before too.

And I had a nice chat with the owner over espresso, I dont drink espresso but when the owner of a shop like this says "Come come, we have espresso now" you just go with the flow:clap:
 
CH.Detailing said:
Wow! What it must be like to work at a place like that, very rewarding I would imagine. That would be an AMAZING client to have locked down, never ending Ferraris, both a dream and a nightmare!

Are those factory Enkei wheels on the F50? They look very... strange. But they still blend in.
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That would be because the offsets are OFF(wheel sucked in-ness). I have seen only two aftermarket set-ups done right(kinesis, before the "Lexani" take over and a one piece speedline as opposed to the multi piece O.E wheel).
 
Thanks Bob, that's it exactly! The design of the wheels themselves seems very appropriate for the car, but they just looked wrong somehow. The Enkei logo also had me raise an eyebrow, but to each their own I suppose...
 
Wow.

Are those all factory original (real) Califorina's? That is crazy as each one is many millions of dollars.

The one 250 Cali looks like a Lusso:rockon:. Also was hoping to see the GTO.

Awesome day day Dave, now get the buffer out and make them shine!!!

:rockon:
 
th0001 said:
Wow.

Are those all factory original (real) Califorina's? That is crazy as each one is many millions of dollars.

The one 250 Cali looks like a Lusso:rockon:. Also was hoping to see the GTO.

Awesome day day Dave, now get the buffer out and make them shine!!!

:rockon:
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Yes they were. I liked how none (except for 1) of the rarest cars were under wraps or tucked away, no, instead they were just stationed all over the place like Prius's at a Toyota dealership. :Gift:
 
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