The Ferrari Bloodline

Thank you for this incredible information, Karim. I may never be in a position to ever buy any of these cars. But who knows, I may know someone who is, and I know exactly where to point them for guidance. If anything, it's great information to have.

 

Great thread, don’t know how I’ve just found it but love your yellow F50 even more now, as you might of guessed it’s my favourite colour for them, and this has to be one of the finest examples.

A real credit to you Karim as its custodian, stunning.

 

Well I’m sure I’m not the only one but I really appreciate the detailed pictures you share, especially when it is of parts or areas of the car that is not normally seen or shared

 

Wow. That’s super special. Absolutely immaculate.


Can I ask those pictures with text look as though they are from some kind of published article was this a feature in a magazine or book (and where can I find it if so) or is it from a file you have created on a pc or similar. ?

 

That's a stunning Enzo, 133032, sold by Joe Sackey Classics LLC from it's UK-based owner of 17 years to you in 2020, then resold after a year or so to popular Ferraristi David Lee in California, in whose collection it now resides.

 

That Enzo spent some time in Ireland back in 2003. Nice to see it's in good company and better weather these days.

 

Any infos about the book?

 

Oh wow thanks that looks great.

 

Looks splendid. Who is the publisher? I didn’t find any information on the Web and no information about pre-order options.

LaFerrari isn’t included?

 

That sounds very, very promising and tempting! I ran completely out of space for new books, but I will cope with one more book on my shelves, There has to be some space