Ferrari nose cone install at my office

Very cool.

 

awesome..now that is performance...I love the shields on the bottom of the screens!... you now need one of those recarro racing office chairs (p.s for the pic's you shouldhave had at least ONE screen tuned to f-chat!

 

That looks great, hopefully one day I can have a nosecone hanging in my apartment.

 

That's nothing, I have an entire F430 hanging on my wall.




Actually, I don't, it's just sitting in the garage. The nosecone on the wall looks sick. Nicely done!

 

I want to yell GET BACK TO WORK! to the guy in the blue shirt.

Nose cone = cool
Scud shield monitors = logo whore, but I mean that in a good way

 

i've still got a lambo wing hanging in my living room from the 80's.

 

That's extremely nice! Doesn't look out of place at all either.

 

Why have barren walls behind you when a nice splash of Ferrari Red can brighten up your day....we still have a few nosecones in stock, including a special edition black one made to represent the F2001 that raced at Monza to commemorate 9/11 - see below.
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That "black nose" brings back a lot of memories.

It was a great tribute during a very dark time. (notice my avatar)

How much? PM me if you want.

 

Email me directly at [email protected] for a full listing of collectibles from this event - I had the original helmet and suit MS wore and still have some great pieces left.

 

Injected plastic or fibreglass replica?

No wing angle adjustment hardware.........winglets are moulded at fixed angles.

Nice though.....

 

These are made of carbon fiber and fiberglass composites. They look just like the real ones only they are a bit nicer as they are completely clear coated over the logos, whereas the originals have stickers placed over the paint. However, if you want an original, I have one too $$$$

 

email sent. Thank you.

 

The nose cone looks really good. To bad you're at the other side of the world for me.
Jurgen

 

Jurgen I have sent these to the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Austria....shipping is no problem they come in a special crate.

 

I have also shipped to far off exotic destinations to include Woodbridge where there happen to be 'a few' Tifosi.

 

The cone is a super eyecatcher. First on the list is realising my dream ( a Mondial QV), then we'll talk again
Jurgen

 

Who makes them?

 

What is the point behind those? Owning a Ferrari collectible is one thing. Honouring the memory of a tragic event is another. Why would someone combine the two? What message is that supposed to carry? How does being reminded of the death of thousands brighten up your day?

C.

 

I have sold several of the black F2001 nosecones to a variety of Ferrari owners & enthusiasts. One gentleman owns the actual F2001 car that ran at Monza, but keeps it in the regular red Marlboro livery. He thought it would be cool to have this with his car. Others were at the race. Then there are those who collect Ferrari memorabilia and are always looking for something different. For reasons like this and more model companies such as BBR made miniatures of the 9/11 car, and artists did paintings of it.

As with all collectibles and consumables, if there is a demand then the market will supply it.

 

I think the "point" is not dwelling on the death of thousands, but remembering Ferrari's response to 9/11,,,,,,very classy in my opinion.
From a purely "Ferrari Collector" viewpoint, the F1 cars only ran this way for 1 race......making this an interesting collectible. IF I recall, and maybe Morry can add his expert opinion, anything from the Italian GP of01, is highly collectible...I think I recal seeing MS's suit form that race at Morry's place, and I know the scale cars are collectible as well....
Anyway...to each his own....I'd snag one up in a heartbeat.

The office looks great........very classy.

hps.

 

I sold the actual race used suit and helmet worn by Michael at that race - some pix are below.
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