white pearl Enzo in Monaco

wow, that looks awesome. thank you so much for posting these. not sure if I like the color-matched side-thing on the bottom, but I do love the gunmetal rims and the Enzo Ferrari signature on the back. thanks again

 

It's a repaint it used to be black

http://www.autogespot.nl/viewimages.php?id=c214748364808082007181611

 

Wrap note black edge at panel gap.

 

repainted (maybe on wrap) at carrozzeria zanasi with their expensive pearl white color. car is registered in san marino and belongs NOT to JT. wheels gunmetal grey.

 

those rims looks great!

 

Beautiful Pics and there was a thread of that car when it used to be black.

BTW high-res pics available..??

 

Gilles
Great pix. Please, next time when you see/photograph an Enzo, write down the assembly number (it can be seen thru the rear window/grille, on the left rear corner, in the engine compartment, and is a five digit number). This will help identify the cars. Thank you.
Marcel Massini

 

Looks cool in pearl white, and I really like that boot lid Enzo Ferrari badge! Awesome!

 

It might not be a repaint. This could be the pearl white Enzo that belonged to Yoshio Tsuzuki of Japan. It was kept along with his other cars in the ZAZ Musuem in Nagoya and there was a long running debate about whether the car was truly pearl white or possibly silver. A recent check of the ZAZ Museum website shows only the pearl white FXX - the Enzo is no longer pictured:

http://motorsports.zent.co.jp/museum_machine.html

You'll find a previous discussion of that car here - there are probably a few other threads as well. You'll see at the time I thought it was silver... Oops. I changed my mind at the halfway point in the thread.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=87951

Note this photo of the rear of the car - it's an exact match to the details of the Enzo in Monaco with the diffuser painted but I am not sure if that is the "Enzo Ferrari" signature emblem on the rear. Did you happen to notice if the interior of this car was tan when you spotted it in Monaco?

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Note edges of body panels. Same color of body. Note this car panel edges black. This is a white wrap not paint. Note licence Plae # Black Car wrapped white.

 

Napolis, I didn't think it was possible to wrap a car in pearlescent colors because you cannot embed vinyl with the small glass particles that make the paint pearlescent. I think its a repaint based on the information given by the first few posters.

 

Hi Jim-
I respectfully disagree with the wrap theory - you see the same 'black edge' effect in this photo of the car from Japan.

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Here's a wrapped Enzo I saw last weekend in Hockenheim (23 September 2007). So far I have seen at least five wrapped Enzos. Note inside of door. Original color of this car is red, now it is matt black. There were two of these (wrapped) matt black ones at Hockenheim. It seems to be the fashion of the month to wrap his Enzo.
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2 Black
1 WHite in Holland

What else ?

Orange FXX
White FXX

 

Indeed - wrapping is all the fashion.

My Blu TdF FXX is really matt black!!

 

Nice version too, the rims are beautifull. (before wrap)

It s an incredible idea to wrap the car, the chart of colors must be extented for the next
years. next colors can be Magnolia, Champagne...who knows?
There s a chart of colors available or only some sample?
What about the process?
Who can make this work ? i suppose much more a profesional for tunning.

 

I was at Maranello yesterday and saw a pearl enzo with red interior .It was just buffed up in the workshop and it was a masterpiece!

 

The white Enzo is Gorgeous, anymore pics of it in white,
and a nice plate to go with it

 

I agree that the angle of photograph does effect edge shadow but I still think that one's a wrap.

 

Here's the 2nd matt black wrapped Enzo seen at Hockenheim 23 September 2007. Look at the contours.
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I think that the car (repainted) is owned by the same person that had a pearl white F430 Spider, 575 Superamerica (all seen in Monte Carlo), and identified as the son (or something like that) of ZANASSI carrozzeria in Maranello, next to the factory.

 

I don't see how the white one can be a wrap - if it is, it's very impressive to manage to cut it round the signature to neatly