Ahah excellent question , I didn't dare to name the color because I wasn't sure... Something makes me think it's an opaco paint , but it can also be Argento N with some unsusual lightening or photo editing !
So two delivery miles F12tdf are now available gray & a white one both full leather seats but very expensive both at $1,300,000 USD. Private sale by the way Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Not sure if Vinaccia... mays not purple enough... Since that's a swiss car maybe Marcel can chime us in
No, not Vinaccia, that photo has been heavily edited. It shows the chocolate metallic brown one posted earlier already, also on autogespot.com, owned by a middle east Ferrarista (but registered in the name of a Swiss Company). Marcel Massini
The last F12 tdf being built, last week at the factory. Going to a Middle East client but with French livery (colors). Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Marcel Massini
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Marcel can you advise is that tdF painted Azzurro Dino or which other blue? Thank you for sharing these build images including capturing the large fender shields!
Tailor made color. It appears as "Azurro Lucido" in the car card. Most probably a one off color. Color code FYM0134. Best
Thank you very much for providing such detailed information regarding the paint color name. It seems to translate as 'blue polished'. This blue seems to be a bit brighter or stronger than Azzurro Dino. There was also the famous vibrant Image Unavailable, Please Login green Verde Kers-Lucido previously on another tdF to.
No problem. Remember that the color name on the car cards could differ to the original color names sometimes, so there is still a chance that this is azurro dino or something similar to it. If I receive any confirmation I will post it.
Modena, 24 September 2017. Horacio Pagani's F12 tdf #224230. Marcel Massini Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
The 'factory' views are certainly a rare privilege that Marcel has kindly shared here. Typically the assembly lines can only be seen in magazine articles. Plus of course the car buyer's official 'finished car' picture from inside the factory...
