just a bit of Testarossa admiration

top, 1957. Bottom 1960

this artist is a moron. He burned up his Ferrari 355 spider to display it's wrecked carcass. Idiot

Found in the latest Heavy Hitters magazine issue, in a restropsective of past articles and issues. 

the 1957 Cuban Gran Prix was photographed and just got a full write up and gallery

these are most, or all, of the photos, and the full write up is at http://www.velocetoday.com/the-cuban-grand-prix-1957-part-2-of-3/#more-45991 to get part one, you'll have to subscribe to their website. I'm not going to do that. 

Rarely are personalized "Vanity" plates easy to understand, or amusing... but this Ferrari plate nails it

Everyone is, by now, familiar with the fantastic collection of custom made cars that ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons, but his band mate Frank Beard (the drummer) also had a collection of Ferrari in the summer of 1995

learned about it from http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/vintage-thru-365-gtc4-sponsored-redline-restorations/399562-zz-top-drummer-frank-beard-ferraris.html

Source of the photo, and there is a long article at http://www.stevestatham.com/automotive.html

racing in the Love Bug movie, 1968

 might be the same Shelby AC Cobra, most people may not realize they had tops. Different races and race tracks, but I wasn't trying to post them consecutively

 above the gold Vette is the same as the below gold Vette and you can see what a strange rear body section it has

if you're a billionaire, and want an extremely rare and incredible Ferrari with a movie tie in of impeccable caliber, it is the Scaglietti '56 250 GT LWB Ferrari Berlinetta from the movie "The Love Bug"

1956 Ferrari 250 GT LWB Tour De France which was also featured alongside humble Volkswagen Beetle ‘Herbie’ in 1968 film was offered on sale for $7.5 million. Known as one of the 9 models build by the Italian automaker, it’s one of the sought-after Ferraris. This pristine example of Ferrari’s most revered berlinetta with chassis no. 0585GT was sold new to a US-based property developer and by 1965, had found its way into the hands of Walt Disney’s studio

Grigory Bars ... "By Jove, I think he's got it!" Damn right he does, I foretell you'll be hearing and seeing his name in the future, doing amazing things. The next Tron? The next Hollywood blockbuster? Probably!

 I like the bottom one a bit better, the headlights look like Woodlites

this guy is TALENTED!

 http://grigorybars-design.blogspot.com/ for a lot more

Ferrari at SEMA