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ENZO FXX dropped off in Scottsdale

Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006.

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  1. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    #1 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006
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  2. TopElement

    TopElement Formula 3

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    #2 TopElement, Nov 3, 2006
    Interesting first post and screen name.
     
  3. Nicksta

    Nicksta Formula Junior

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    #3 Nicksta, Nov 3, 2006
    Where's this at. I want to go have a look, if its being delivered to a dealer/owner.
     
  4. carless

    carless Formula Junior

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    #4 carless, Nov 3, 2006
    Looks like Scottsdale road south of 101 at Penske?
     
  5. nerd

    nerd F1 Rookie

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    #5 nerd, Nov 3, 2006
    My wild guess is that it is being unloaded in front of the Penske Museum. There was a thread in the AZ/NV/NM section claiming that Roger's FXX was on display at the Wynn in Las Vegas this week.....so who knows?
     
  6. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    #6 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006
    This was being unloaded to let a Porsche and Corvette off, and then it was uploaded to Wynn.
     
  7. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    #7 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006
    Topcarbon comes from the road bike I have. Its a road bike hand made by Fondriest (a world champion) and is the best bike money can by ( a bit subjective). I will be in the market for either a Ferrari or Lamborghini in two months. I havent decided which way to go. It depends on the deal at the time. I love both (I know thats a little strange).
     
  8. w_shai

    w_shai Rookie

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    #8 w_shai, Nov 3, 2006
    the fxx is in penske-wynn showroom in las vegas
     
  9. jorge.rios

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    #9 jorge.rios, Nov 3, 2006
    Where are they made?
    I think the best brand of bikes are Trek,Raleigh. Murray lol...
     
  10. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    #10 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006
    The best of everything is made in...........Italy.
     
  11. topcarbon

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    #11 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006

    Yes, thats where they were going. Thats probably why they didnt spark it up.
     
  12. Tad Cody

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    #12 Tad Cody, Nov 3, 2006
    Nice sighting.

    Nice bike as well. I considered one, but ended up on a Cinelli. Rather like your Ferrari/Lambo predicament!

    Regards,

    -Tad
     
  13. ferraridude615

    ferraridude615 F1 Veteran

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    #13 ferraridude615, Nov 3, 2006
    Awesome ics, i cant beleivethey let anyone that close to a $2 million car, and with your car choosing problem make up your mind soon so that you can get on a waiting list sooner if you want to buy new.
     
  14. omgjon

    omgjon F1 Rookie
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    #14 omgjon, Nov 3, 2006
    How about Colnago for Ferrari. All campy components including Campy carbon fiber wheels. I have one ordered and will be here in 3 weeks.
     
  15. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    #15 topcarbon, Nov 3, 2006

    I have a colnago too. The Colnago for Ferrari is mostly for collecting and not for racing. There are some incredible parts available to make a bike like a Enzo FXX. I have a Fondriest Topcarbon with mostly Campy parts. But for the lightweight stuff, one has to search specialty shops and pay a hefty price.
     
  16. GTB4NART

    GTB4NART Formula Junior

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    #16 GTB4NART, Nov 4, 2006
    Okay, getting a bit off-topic here. The best bike parts these days seem to be coming from Germany and the USA. I have an 11.7 lb bike that I race, full of carbon from USA and Germany and obscenely expensive (in the bike world at least!). Actually, the only Italian thing on the bike is the special Deda bar tape!

     

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