Blue Pozzi Cuoio Standard rims in silver with silver cener caps Argento calipers Sports exhaust NO shields Front and rear sensors Rear parking camera Diamond seats with blue stiching and piping Ventilated full electric seats Black seat belts Black carpets Yellow rev counter High fi Rear seat entertainment All carbon fiber
Nicely spec'd Did you receive a price list? Curious of the base only - the options are what they are.
I agree here but I bet a lot of people down the road may say differently. I, however, applaud it. My next car will have Cuoio. It's awesome. I see this color coming back real strong as a replacement for beige.
for me the 8 cyls and the supercars get shields....even in black those cars attract attention...the 612 and FF on the other hand, people have no clue what kind of car it is and i love that...i get more attention in my dark blue QP than i do in my black 612...if the 612 had shields, im sure that wldnt be the case...
Well I might put mine up also. Grigio Silverstone (option Grigio FF or Canna de fucile after Atelier visit ) Carpets nero Interior Cuoio Toscana semi aniline Contrast Stitching Beige Chiaro Cruise control (resale ) Rev Counter Giallo Brake calipers Giallo Seat belts Beige Seat Type Daytona Sport exhaust Scuderia shields Front and rear parking camera (makes sensors redundant ) Electro Chromo Mirrors Upper dashboard Nero Headliner Alcantara Nero Interior Upper Cuoio Toscana ( window surround ) Rims sports Diamond Finish MODIS entry within a month (USA) Delivery year end 2011. I thought shields necessary in case of confusion with my local italian bakery delivery van.
Brilliant Dave, I am sending this photo to Federico Pastorelli for his FF Modificato design due 2014 to celebrate Luca as Italian PM when that joker B......coni with the spray on hair has gone to his harem in the sky.
Hello Everyone, I'm new to Ferrari, and this forum, but I'm starved for info regarding the FF. Hence, I was curious to know when you were able to order the Blue Pozzi FF? I just made a deposit last week and the dealer informed that they haven't even been given the order sheet yet. Is this a configurator build or the actual order you submitted through Ferrari? How long did they say it would take to deliver from the time of order? Regards,
Cariad- Seeing you ordering an alcantara headliner made me think of a funny story. In the olden days they used mohair for the headliners, with a somewhat similar texture to alcantara. The mohair tended to attract and hold dust. Getting into his Chevy one day, a friend's father started to light a cigarette before starting. As he lit the lighter and raised it to the cigarette, the dust in the mohair did a coal mine on him and lightly exploded with a resounding whump. The flash burned off his eyebrows, but did no other damage to his hair and skin. Guess the eyebrows had just the right combination of hair and air to ignite. Doubt if this will happen to anyone in a Ferrari with an Alcantara headliner because very few people smoke in a Ferrari. Still a funny image, though. Taz Terry Phillips
Better than the reminder I got from my insurance company to have the 5 chimney's at my place in Santa Fe cleaned by a chimney sweep every year. Creosote build up have caused fires. Question does pinon wood contain creosote ? Alcantara for the roof hides a rather ugly join in the leather headlining in the FF. You can see it in the Classic Driver photos.
Welcome to Fchat!!! Awesome choice for a first Ferrari I don't have an answer for you but it will help responders if you identify where you are (country is sufficient).
Cariad- Pinon is better than most pine, but still leaves quite a bit of creosote. Pinyon Pine is the "hardwood" of the softwood family. These woods are usually more plentiful and sometimes more attractive in price. They ignite easily and can heat your fireplace and flue faster. However, they can create more smoke and creosote. Pinyon Pine lights easily and burns with more flame, but for a softwood gives you a good value as the fire lasts longer than other softwoods typically found in grocery stores. Taz Terry Phillips
However I am now thinking no shields and dark sports wheels Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
You need to get your dealer to get you on that configurator program johns930 was on. That has been the best way to determine the specs on a screen. Wish I was in your position. What does Canna di fucile look like on screen?
