OFFICIAL FERRARI F12 TDF PICTURE THREAD

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The legendary "Lombardia Libera"* Canna Di Fucile Tdf with color match wheels and silver calipers. The love of my life.


* see the "Wich grey" thread.

I'm torn appart between a Grigio Silverstone paint and Grigio Corsa Wheels like below (Like Chalstrad - Special request ) and Cdf paint Cdf Wheels like above.

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Are you sure that's Silverstone? Could be Ferro in dull light to my eyes especially when compared to the Grigio Corsa Wheels?

 

Absolutely, I noticed that after posting but was too lazy to edit the post ahah

 

The lighter the grey, the better, so I would choose the 2nd, hands down. CdF is too dark for me. And wheels are almost black

As for Silverstone or Ferro in that 2nd example, we've probably discussed before about that car, and probably very long discussion, so this time I'm not even attempting to guess the right colour

 

The ultimate capital crime uh ?

 

https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/16906813_177902456035893_4815478252367773696_n.jpg

The beast lurking in the shadows

I really love that picture. Shows the tdf lines so well

 

Here you go>

painted matte aluminum that was introduced for the F12 originally?
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Can't tell... looks like "Grifo titanio opaco" on the picture, but if that color exists...

 

I was at my dealer yesterday and they had a WHITE TDF that had just come in the car had all the exterior carbon fiber and the interior was the dark blue leather and alcantara with black wheels .. TO me it was the most beautiful TDF I had seen . I believe the car was going to California ... Wonderful combination...

 

Seems beautiful ! did you take some pics ?

 

Nice exterior color and color combo!

 

Came across what appears to be a Blue Elettrico Opaco tdf on Instagram. Not really a fan personally, but it's still very interesting. it would suit a Lamborghini much more.

https://instagram.com/p/BQ06kwvlGNF/
https://instagram.com/p/BQ3e3jXFeA3/
https://instagram.com/p/BQ3ewL_lg72/
https://instagram.com/p/BQ06kwvlGNF/
https://instagram.com/p/BQ3eyjjloK2/

 

Beautiful....... mmm mmm mmmmmmmmmm!

 

Hard to tell at night as that color in the picture looks darker but it seems to be 'aluminio opaco'. It was a very expensive paint option when introduced with the F12.

 

This may be another example of 'aluminio opaco' here>
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Amazing interior with that blue trim!

 

The pictures really do this matt colour justice.

 

This photo has been out there for a while.... but who cares???

Aluminium Opaco is the best colour for me! Soooo sophisticated!

Here's the same car, different angles.




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That looks amazing, thank you for this new angle!
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Very nice..looks a bit like grigio ingrid...

 

Be careful with what you say. The I-colour is not worthy of Ferrari for most.

I for one love this AO and also GI.

 

That looks amazing! Love the interior.

 

a rear view, sort of...
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Elipinski's car. The shot is very neat...

 

He seemed pleased with how there was a gold fleck in the paint together with those gold wheels not to mention the extra carbon trim he got.

Here is one slowly losing it's 'test plate'. Must be those 'G' forces the tdF generates>
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