RE: Wrecked Ferrari Enzo Returns As Bonneville Racer
Discussion
That's fab, nice to see written of vehicles being recycled to live on another day- I just wish more people did it over here (though I doubt a binned Saxo turned into a track car would have the same appeal).
Those wheels remind me of the odd aero caps that Audi put over the BBS wheels on their IMSA racers.
Those wheels remind me of the odd aero caps that Audi put over the BBS wheels on their IMSA racers.
Good luck to him! I thought a few folks on here might have been decrying the fact he'd turned circuit biased car into a straight line machine. Can see why he's doing it though, he could have a good go at having the world's fastest ever Ferrari (Or have I forgotten about a really obvious one?)
LukeBird said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Slinky said:
LukeBird said:
Wasn't his Enzo supposed to be the highest mileage example anywhere in the world as well?
Excellent. Am I the only one who prefers that new nose over the original? I'm almost seeing Testarossa though that maybe due to the side skirts or maybe the drink.
I can't see how any of this is sacrilege. Yes its an expensive limited (ish) run car but it is just that - a car and one made faster. If it were of some historical significance and utterly priceless then maybe.
I really, really must drive Bonneville at some point in my life!
I can't see how any of this is sacrilege. Yes its an expensive limited (ish) run car but it is just that - a car and one made faster. If it were of some historical significance and utterly priceless then maybe.
I really, really must drive Bonneville at some point in my life!
Edited by Agent Orange on Thursday 19th August 13:37
When I look at the pics of the Enzo after it was crashed you can see that the engine has been ripped from the car and its gearbox. The back of the engine must have been wrecked in that case. This then makes me think that they must have used a new block in the Bonneville car, can anyone confirm or denies this please.
Great use of an Enzo by the way, and any car that carries a parachute gets an extra 100 coolness points
Great use of an Enzo by the way, and any car that carries a parachute gets an extra 100 coolness points
Streetrod said:
When I look at the pics of the Enzo after it was crashed you can see that the engine has been ripped from the car and its gearbox. The back of the engine must have been wrecked in that case. This then makes me think that they must have used a new block in the Bonneville car, can anyone confirm or denies this please.
Great use of an Enzo by the way, and any car that carries a parachute gets an extra 100 coolness points
Some parts were retained, one cool touch is that the Orange paint on the valve covers here is the orange marker paint from the crash investigators......Great use of an Enzo by the way, and any car that carries a parachute gets an extra 100 coolness points
link here;-
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=...
Edited by Ruddmeister on Thursday 19th August 14:56
Snoop Bagg said:
LukeBird said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Slinky said:
LukeBird said:
Wasn't his Enzo supposed to be the highest mileage example anywhere in the world as well?
Not saying it didn't exist but I am intrigued to see how it was done
Dagnut said:
Snoop Bagg said:
LukeBird said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Slinky said:
LukeBird said:
Wasn't his Enzo supposed to be the highest mileage example anywhere in the world as well?
Not saying it didn't exist but I am intrigued to see how it was done
See pre-crash pics in this article
Edited by Silver Smudger on Thursday 19th August 16:03
Silver Smudger said:
Dagnut said:
Snoop Bagg said:
LukeBird said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Slinky said:
LukeBird said:
Wasn't his Enzo supposed to be the highest mileage example anywhere in the world as well?
Not saying it didn't exist but I am intrigued to see how it was done
See pre-crash pics in this article
Edited by Silver Smudger on Thursday 19th August 16:03
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