Picture credit ©brunei_car_collection The picture shows it before the RHD conversion and repainting to Nero. The FX here has a different license plate. Apparently the license plates on the vehicles have changed from time to time. Was in the BRF collection until 2015. The F1 belonged to Prince Jefri, recognizable by his logo, for example on the steering wheel hub or the center locks. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Not seen this one before is it already on this thread? Green apparently Image Unavailable, Please Login
It's black, (seems matte because of the protection coat Pininfarina used in his factory) and the photo appeared in an Instagram Story uploaded by Supercar Owners Circle. It was taken during the Paolo Garella's masterclass, and the Forest Green F40 is also visible in the PowerPoint. Jorge HG Image Unavailable, Please Login
Happy New Year everyone, hoping for lots of new information and photo what is certain is that at the end of the month there will already be two (F1 004, F90)
❗BREAKING NEWS❗ A black Ferrari 456 Venice Wagon has been spotted out on the streets of Brunei for the first time in 2024. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Apparently, some of the info that Paolo Garella shared were false, at least on the F40s that the BRF ordered. Anybody knows if others of his infos are false?
The picture of an R129 with a custom AMG bumper has been circulating for more than decade. Image Unavailable, Please Login The following pictures shows another R129 with identical AMG bumper. The car is still in Brunei however is not part of the collection of the BRF anymore. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Heard that there's an R129 in the same color with the exact bumper parked next to a 300SL AMG 'BN21', which is also parked next to an F1 LM 'BM2208'
A quick question: is it true that the Mercedes CW 311 is in Brunei? If that's so, are there any "recent" (as in, at least not 40+ years old) photos of it? Thanks in advance.
New unseen images of a dinapoli in the collection Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Prince Jerfri's former Jerudong compound garages, complete with glass showroom where the rotting car collection is housed without air conditioning. Note : the cars have now been moved from the showroom. From my research it would appear that as soon as the Prince was found to have stolen $14.8B from the public purse as Finance Minster 1986-1997 to fund his opulent lifestyle, the Sultan sacked his mechanics and the a/c was switched off. By the time Michael Sheenan of Ferraris Online was invited to the compound in early 2002, many of the cars were beyond salvaging such is the humidity and heat in Brunei. Jefri disappeared for a good couple of decades before he was accepted back into the family after much legal wrangling where he was made to return his many assets, but most of his cars sadly have not survived. There have of course been exceptions, and they escaped the Kingdom despite all of the administrative red tape, but it is only a handful at most and the restoration on each car was enormous. Prancing Skunk #4: Car collections - The Sultan of Brunei (Michael Sheenan Interview) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaRxUeNq0Ck JERUDONG BEACH, BRUNEI (Drone Footage) Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login