****Stefan Eriksson Enzo Pics****

Hoping this is not a repost...

I just found this pics of the Black Enzo of Stefan Eriksson...
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What a tool when you think about it.

Driving around in BH in an unsilenced-uk licensed-stolen-Enzo..and yet..they only found him when he crashed..

 

+1000 the important word here is "TOOL".

 

How about the red enzo, is it repaired/rebuild already?

 

Yes, the red Enzo had been rebuild. It has recently been spotted at Cars and Coffee in California.

 

That thing was able to get rebuilt? Wow.

 

Great pictures, thanks for posting Jorge!

Are you sure Eriksson's Enzo was rebuilt and was at Cars and Coffee? Let's see some pics...

 

Well there was an ENZO there.. this is from the website


http://www.cars-and-coffee.com/071006/index.htm

 

That isn't Eriksson's Enzo

 

Cause its in one piece?

 

Do you have a S/N to confirmt he red ENzo is his? I don't think that could be rebuilt.

 

Check for grass stains, and gravel in the glove compartment.....LOL

 

That's been topic has been covered already on F-chat; I believe the result was....."as long as there is a vin # plate left".......

 

You´re Welcome John...glad you like them

 

i think it can be rebuilt. Jim posted once a pic of a barely recognizable Enzo, and it was completely rebuilt.

 

if it is rebuilt, isn't it a non US car unable to be imported into the states?

 

essentially it would be a brand new car. The red Enzo that was demolished had the engin completely separated from the car and was trashed. Jim would know better than I would if it would be rebuilt, but I would think that there would have to be all new parts cast and stamped for the engine?

Mike

 

It begs the question: Who would buy an ENZO with a Salvage title???

 

I would, at a discount of course.

These cars are so special that they aren't 'fixed' like a normal car would be. They are sent back to Ferrari and anything thats broken/damaged just gets replaced. Its essentially like they take the car back to it's component pieces, then they replace any of said pieces that are missing/damaged with new pieces, then build the Enzo just like they would if it were a new one.

So it essentially is a new one. I believe they would do it almost regardless of how bad the damage was. There are ~350 Enzos out there (I know, I know), and they will keep fixing them as needed for the foreseeable future.



I just wouldn't want to be the one paying the bill for the repair!

 

Wouldn't insurance cover the bill?

 

A tool indeed but you have to give the guy credit for his taste in cars, his black Enzo is one great looking car! Black on Black on Black can't get any better.

 

No because that one is painted in Rosso Dino. I know because i was there when it showed up. That belongs to the owner of Ferrari of Newport Beach. Absolutely amazing color.

 

Was it even insured, it was illegally imported in the US? Then still, he had been drinking, insurance wouldn't pay. The repair cost were estimated 300K at the time, he who has bought the remains for say 200K can have a deal. There must be people on this site who know the whereabouts of the car, funny we haven't heared yet, normally you can't hide an Enzo for this crowd!

 

I wouldn't be surprised if Stefan himself was on FerrariChat !!