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DURING THE RESTORATION OF THESE CARS I HAD TO MAKE MANY OF MY OWN PARTS.  IT IS THESE PARTS THAT I NOW OFFER TO OTHERS IN NEED, WHO ARE RESTORING THEIR CARS TO THE PRISTINE CONDITION THAT ENZO INTENDED.

 

      S/N 4027  ( ' 65 - ' 66 )

My first love affair with a Ferrari, my last and continuing love affair with a lady.

S/N 5695  ( ' 66 - ' 71 )

I found this beauty parked on a street in Brussels.  A few days later I bought it from Garage Francorchamps       

 

S/N 0554  ( ' 82 - ' 85 )

My first total restoration project.  Bought it totally disassembled.  It took two pickup trucks and a trailer to get it home.  The Ultimate jigsaw puzzle with barely a picture to look at.

S/N 12021  ( ' 84 - ' 91 )

Found this Queen Mother totaled, in a field in Vermont. It had hit a telephone pole. Needed a complete new front end and a lot of T.L.C.

S/N 17543  ( ' 85 - ' 91 )

I bought this 365 Boxer from an owner who had imported it and fully federalized it, then never even registered it or drove it.  He just let it sit and literally rot until I found it and rescued it.

 

S/N/ 63461  ( ' 91 - ' ?? )

A nice driver for special occasions.

(photo not of my car but similar)

S/N 5425  (' 91 - ' 95 ) 

Four platinum awards, four major FCA awards.

 

 

500 Superfast, S/N 8083 (12/95 to 01/02)

I found it in Saint Louis. It had been stored for 20 years,

OUTDOORS, WITH THE WINDOWS DOWN!

LAWDY, LAWDY, WHAT A PROJECT !!!!!!!

 

HOWEVER, 4 1/2 YEARS LATER-

 

SIX PLATINUM AWARDS, SIX MAJOR FCA AWARDS

 

THIS WAS MY LAST RESTORATION.
NOW I'M GOING TO BUILD THE "TESTAROADSTER"

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