348/355/enzo hy-brid??

Quite a bit of info in links below. The car recently sold @ Sotheby's for $195k

http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61668

http://70.85.40.84/~ferrari/forum/showthread.php?t=67721

 

I like it, looks quite muscley

 

Chetan, it was auctioned off in the recent Sotheby auction. I think it was a steel. I think the hammer price was $180 !!! That is an enzo test mule, with the enzo engine and all the underpinnings. Not road legal but one heck of a track day car.

 

"Before unveiling the Enzo at the 2002 Paris Motor Show, Ferrari had been working for three years to transfer their F1 expertise to a road car. During the development, three prototypes had been made: the M1, the M2 and the M3, #90865, that we present here."

"The body is derived from the model 348 (type F119AB), with modifications to the rear sub frame deriving from the F131 prototype, lengthened by approximately 250 millimeters in order to fit the F140 A-Type V12 engine. In production, the F 140 B was used, with integral block and other small differences. In the engine bay, one notices in particular the large welded aluminum air box, replaced in production by a carbon fiber one. The oil radiator is from the 550 and its position in the production model had not yet been determined."

"With parts from the 348, 355 and 360, this car was disguised to drive through the streets of Maranello. It uses a the Enzo's engine and transmission and is being offered by Sotherbys as a complete and running car."

http://www.*************/cars/3171.html

 

I think it's ugly... looks like a stretched 348.