Best shop for vintage Ferrari

Bill Pollard's SportAuto in Gaylordsville, CT and Francois Sicard's shop in Ridgefield, CT are two of the best for vintage Ferraris in the area.

I have my 1983 400i serviced at Vantage Motors in Stamford, CT and, even though they are not exclusively a Ferrari shop, they always seem to have a few there. They are not as well known as the other two but they do a very good job IMO.

 

We are a full service shop.

This is a Dino we are currently restoring. http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=344930

 

Vinny Latino in Fort Lee

 

Arena Motors Newark, NJ

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All great shops so take your pick . You can't lose ...

 

For Vintage Ferrari?

Talk to Tom Yang and François Sicard. François takes care of Dave Letterman's collection.

I don't think you can get more honest, straightforward, competent and reasonably priced.

Matt F

 

Classic Coach in Elizabeth hands down. It's amazing the cars you see in their shop!

 

agree all shops listed great, some pricey...
for me its Vicenzo Latino at autoeleite
expert , great location , and never get overcharged
but the others mentioned are all first rate just a bit more pricey

 

Best shop in the northeast for Ferrari restoration, vintage through modern (broad gallery):

http://exoticars-usa.com/mission/restoration/restoration-gallery/

Our customer's 330GTS was at the FCA 2010 national meet @ NJMSP here:

http://exoticars-usa.com/galleries/?album=2010FCANationalMeetAtNJMSP

 

Our technicians Luigi Scala and Joe Latino have more then 50 years combined experience as Ferrari Factory trained technicians, and can assist in any of your vintage ferrari needs:

Luigi Scala
For 23 years, Luigi Scala has become one of the most recognized technicians in the country. His diplomas, certifications and registered technician credentials include Ferrari Enzo, 599 GTB Fiorano, F430, 360 Modena & Spider, 355, 348, 575M, 612 Scaglietti and Superamerica. Luigi is also highly experienced in the maintence and repair of super cars such as the Ferrari Enzo, F50, F40 and the 288GTO. Most notably, he is one of the few certified technicians that is experienced in the overhaul of all Ferrari 6, 8 and 12 cylinder engines and transmissions. Luigi utilizes all factory tools and SD1, SD2, SD3 testers.

Joe Latino
Joe Latino’s experience in Ferrari, Masarati, and Lamborghini dates back to 1977. His experience specializes in major engine service and overhaul including complete blueprinted rebuilds of Ferrari & Masarati 6, 8 and 12 cylinder engines. Joe is factory certified in advanced motronics, and also SD 1,2,3, testers. Joe has several years’ experience in the Ferrari Challenge Racing Series, and has earned his reputation as one of the most talented technicians in the industry.

Check out some of vintage service projects at:

288 GTO:
http://www.universalautosports.com/upload/service_projects_1985_ferrari_288_gto.html

http://www.universalautosports.com/service/projects/page_1/
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+1. Always some interesting vintage stuff there (I've seen Dinos, 275GTBs, 330GTC, a Lusso, boxer, etc being worked on at the same time as my car in the few years I've been using him)....great work/price/honesty/feeling having him work on the car (I have a 360- he does the modern stuff as well ...) Very meticulus, and a great guy to boot! Factory trained as well...

I think Joe is Vinny's brother- I've seen him there on the Saturdays when I typically drop off/pick up my car (Saturday's are great by the way - more laid back day and customers/friends hang out there- if you're doing a lot of work on a vintage car you'd be able to watch it progress weekly (or daily) if you like !)