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The
Turbo/Nitrous 308 ProjectWhat would possess someone to take one of the most balanced and beautiful production cars to ever have been made and heavily modify it? More power, better handling... in short, faster lap times. Read the full story by clicking here or for just the images click on the engine.
Ferraris of Mine
These are images of
Ferraris I own, wholly or partially. Each Ferrari has it's own character. Even
variations within one model make each one unique. See the images by clicking on the
Testarossa.
Original Ferrari Images
Images taken by myself or friends that I've
scanned for your viewing pleasure. Most are from 35mm prints, but some of the later
ones are from digital cameras. Click the Boxer image to enter.
F50 Factory Brochure
I managed to briefly get my hands on
an F50 brochure back before the F50 was even released in the U.S.A. These are very
high resolution images scanned from that brochure. F50 fans will salivate over
these! Click the F50 wheel to dream.
"Tutte Le Ferrari
in Pista" - Part 1That's Italian for "All Ferraris on the Track". That's where a Ferrari really shines. Anyone who is fortunate enough to have ever raced a Ferrari knows these cars are built from a long heritage of racing. See more by clicking on the track.
1999 Ferrari Challenge Rally
Ferrari North America put on
an over-the-road rally that lasted 3 days in the mountains of Colorado. Attendance was
limited to 50 cars (all Ferraris, of course). Fortunately, I was able to attend.
Technical Shots
Since I do all my own maintenance,
I've amassed a collection of images from various modification and repair projects.
Also, I've collected many shots that are "study" shots of various Ferrari
production and race cars. Some may interest the more technically inclined. Some may
perplex you. Click on the engine bay to explore.
Other Ferrari Stuff
I have scanned many images from
various publications, calendars and contributed material. See the disclaimer below
for a clarification of my use. Click the F40 to see more.
