PopeEnzo-NNO this pic is for you

Translation please?

 

the second word is Enzo

 

My Italian is very rusty, but I will give it a go.

Something along the lines of "This Enzo" Questa Enzo, cant read second word, nella stova della Ferrari, cant read his handwriting, per chi soffre ispirata da va grande para, Giovanni Paolo.

I believe it is something along the lines of This Enzo from the stova? of Ferrari is for those who suffered it protects and inspires.

Sorry I dont speak it fluently I'm only second generation .

 

the seventh word is Ferrari

 

"This Enzo, the only one in history, is offered as a sign of solidarity for those suffering, and is inspired by a great Pope Joh Paul II"

 

That guy also owns an FXX, MC12, CLK GTR, GT1, CGT, McL F1 LM... he owns an RV store too... explain that to me.

 

He sells a **** load of RV's....

 

RVs are fricking expensive, I'm not surprised he owns so many.

 

Ottima traduzione!

 

thats a few rv's

 

Interesting Bio - NOT born with a silver spoon for sure:

Don Wallace is the Founder and CEO of Lazydays, the largest single site RV dealership. A Tennessee native, Don moved to Florida as a teenager and finished school in Tampa before returning to Tennessee to farm for nearly nine years. Don, who had taken up RVing as a family pastime, then returned to Tampa to start a landscape business, but fate intervened.

Partly through selling his own RV, Don began to view recreational vehicles as a growth industry. He approached his father, H.K., and brother Ron with the idea of starting an RV dealership. The original business plan was to sell two trailers a month. Don states, "we were lucky in picking the right market area. We had no idea that Tampa was such a great place to start a business. We didn't realize that so many people came down here in the winter and that the local market had never been touched. We just knew that if we worked hard, we'd be successful."


Original Location

The original Lazydays dealership opened its doors in 1976 and consisted of a mobile home nestled on a 1.75 acre site, two travel trailers in inventory and $500 in capital. At the end of their first year in business, they purchased the lot they had been leasing and the business continued to grow. Obviously, they had sold more than two trailers a month that first year. Lazydays stayed with travel trailers and mini motorhomes until 1981 when they ventured out into Class A's. In 1981 they took on Fleetwood's Pace Arrow product line and that's when the dealership really started to grow. Lazydays went from $13 million in sales in 1980 to $50 million in 1983. The business steadily expanded to encompass 13 acres but quickly outgrew the dealership boundaries with approximately 160 employees, 44 service bays and hundreds of display units. As the company grew "the dream" emerged.


The Dream... Lazydays RV SuperCenterSM

The move to the new SuperCenter took place over Memorial Day weekend (May 1996) and was accomplished without affecting daily business. On Tuesday morning, the 28th of May 1996, the Florida Avenue facility was officially closed. Lazydays RV SuperCenterSM has now become a representative of 18 manufacturers with 110 models available at the 126 acre central-Florida facility with over 700 employees. 273 service bays and over 1,200 RVs displayed in a flowered, park-like setting. This RV SuperCenter concept has been a dream of Don Wallace's for over ten years and today his dream has become the standard for all RV dealerships of the future. The new Lazydays RV SuperCenterSM features an on-site Cracker Barrel restaurant, a 300 lot RallyPark, master certified RV technicians, Flying J RV Travel Plaza and a 40,000 sq. ft. on-site Camping World for the RV and camping enthusiast. Don Wallace has worked hard in creating "Florida's Newest Tourist Attraction" and attributes the company's continued success to unsurpassed customer service and satisfaction.

 

It was written in 2005

 

Awesome, thank you...!!! Anymore pictures of the car...?

 

Hmmm... Was this FXX also at Cavallino...? Are we talking about Fux...?

 

Grazie del complimento! Dopo tutto, l'Italiano é la mia lingua materna, malgrado il fatto che sono nato in Canada.

BTW...mia madre ha vissuto a Roma per 31 anni.