End of an era...

sooo sad.
I hope somebody gives it a good home.

Fishbulb, Bambi, Sam's Mondi, PChops 355&550, Vik's 355, JC's 360, W00dEar's 355 {poof} gone.....very few of the originals left

 

Wow... Wonder what the replacement would be for THAT.

 

Emil, you should buy it!!!

 

Novitec F430

 

First 360 I REALLY fell in love with (liked em before, but this one I thought was amazing,) saw the car in person at Manhasset two years ago, nobody knows what's next?

 

Yep.mine just went

1982 Ferrari Mondial 8
VIN# ZFFAD08A3C0039323 Red/Black. Very Nice Condition throughout. Dealer serviced and Ferrari of Long Island just did the 30k major service for almost $10,000 including a new clutch. We're asking $21,950. more> Sold!
http://www.cannillomotorsports.com/inventory/redmondial/redmondial.htm

 

Just thought I'd let y'all know you can read all about the Hubi Tubi in this month's Forza Vol 84 p.38.
It's a nice spread & read. And a nice tip of the hat to Classic Coach.
Whoda thunk Hubi has his roots in an Integra/Quantum?

The only thing that's missing is the Hubi Stradale racing stripe.

 

I remember that car from MLE mag... I was also lucky enough to see the prototype being dynoed at Classic Coach - right before it was fitted into Hubi's 360. Here is a video of that: http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=1406198 - skip to almost the end for the final run. BTW - it was only at 95% power that's why it's less then Hubi's numbers.

 

thanks for the well wishes on the car.
Forza also put this month's 360TT 7page feature online too if anyone is too lazy to make a trip to the bookstore:

http://www.forza-mag.com/art2/art2p1.html

the pics are a little messed up but aite

 

Nice article Hubert... Love the part about the "unholy" sound of the car with open throttle.

 

Hubi,
Thanks for posting the article - nice write-up! Best of luck with the sale - the car is awesome and definitely worth that amount

It just won't be the same car without the wide stripe and Hubi behind the wheel...

 

Nice write-up, I enjoyed reading about the history and progress of the car.