I saw it in parking lot at the tail end of Concorso Italiano. Had dealer plates and looked great! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I don't think this was the Foyt car - the one above had a black interior with cloth seat inserts whereas Foyt's had bright red seats.
Oxblood actually, looked like afterbirth...I think it DID get an update to 'red' tho..... Recall "grey and maroon" were Texas A&M colors, so Foyt's made sense in that regard.....
IIRC, this is a 1983 that was redone (body, interior) at Autosport Designs (NY) awhile back and is now part of a collection out here on the left coast. At one point it was offered on consignment at Fantasy Junction. It (unfortunately) is not a CA BAR car. Great looking car though! Has black interior with the Zegna seat inserts.
I'm telling you, we spent a good 30 minutes drooling over it. My buddy took most of these pics. Here are a few more... Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
And it was the original color until some knucklehead painted it re-sale red in the 80s Glad it's gone back to silver.
heres one of my pals - he sold in nineties, turned up a few years ago - i took the atttached pic and sent it to my pal who now resides in Australia - he was well pleased to see it again.... Image Unavailable, Please Login
Silver hides nothing. Bright or dark colors can distract and provide cover for design flaws. And like no other color, silver showcases the sublime design of Mr. Fioravanti. That is one beautiful machine. Thanks for posting.