The Monterey 2015 thread

FNA has something this year called Casa Ferrari which for me, as a long time Ferrari owner, is one of the nicest features of the week. Ferrari owners who have bought and serviced cars from FNA's dealer network have the Casa available to them through the week and it's a nice place to go and meet other owners and just relax. I always wished that Ferrari had something like this and now they finally do. It's great and I'm sure that everyone will see lots of pics of it for a while.
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The FNA fuel stop really made my weekend. Great time. I spent several hours two days in a row. Plus the had a Financial Time😊
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Which car is this from ?
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http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/recreations-non-period-rebodies/417346-500-superfast-spyder-americano.html
Car was at McCall's Motorworks Revival on Wed.
Is it going to auction? Does Rick Bunkfeldt (builder) still own it?

 

I didn't realize that you had to have purchased a tee shirt from FNA. I thought that any old, used F-car would get you in the door.

 

John,
Have you "test-flown" the app? I checked apple, and they don't have any reviews yet. It's free, which always sounds a bit suspect. Are we going to be subjected to an ad every time we get a call? (I know that you don't 'know', but do you have a semi educated guess?)

 

Jim has his on his Facebook...

 

Nice! Anymore pics of the CLK-GTR? Looks like chassis #01 based on the mirrors. IIRC, it sold there 3 years ago, but looks to have new black wheels (or resprayed black). Don Wallace used to own that car long with the McLaren F1, last Enzo (Pope), and first Veyron that sold on Thursday. He was big on getting the first or last of a car...

 

$100 key chains would work but I think they deny access with only $90 t shirts.

 

Case Ferrari is open to anyone and everyone, not just owners.

So forget the overpriced Chinese made t-shirt or keychain and go anyway!!!!

 

You can't go inside without a car. They have a list and they check you on it and you get a wrist band. Anyone can hang out outside the gates. Maybe I'm the only sucker they check and make sure I have a wrist band before coming inside. In the gates, there is food and coffee and all of that and it's pretty uncrowded compared to outside.
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Just a thank to Mr. Massini and El Wayne for the pics.

Patrick, our mutual friends Joe Frazar ( AutoSource, Savannah GA) and Andy Greene are working with Rick Cole at Montery. Looking forward to chatting with them to see what it was like!

Great thread.

 

Gooding & Co on now...

Lot #4 - 1995 512M - $599,500
Lot #12 - 1972 365 GTC/4 - $561,000

Edit: Lot #20 - '65 500 Superfast on the block now...

Edit #2: Sold for $2,750,000 ($3,025,000 all in).

 

Lot #21 - 1969 Dino 206 GT - $730,000 ($803k all in).

Stunning lot #23, black Porsche 959 Komfort, sold for $1,575,000 ($1,732,500 all in).

 

Was gonna go this year but GTP & Blitzen Benz hot rod not done.

Hopefully go next year

 

Makes sense they had a list. When I went, I didn't have a shirt, keychain, cap, or Ferrari parked outside and they still let me in.

 

Lot #29 - 1967 275 GTB/4 - $3,525,000 ($3,877,500 all in).

 

I don't have a car or hat or t shirt here either. Didn't they ask you for your name and look on the iPad to make sure you're in their system? That's how they did it for me. They have the owners list from modus. Again, maybe I'm the only sucker but everyone inside had the wrist bands and were all owners based on my conversations.

 

Lot #34 - 1966 206 S Dino Spider - $2,100,000 ($2,310,000 all in).

F40 is 3rd lot coming up...

 

Lot #37 - 1992 F40 - $1,250,000 ($1,375,000 all in).

 

This is cool.
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Still going at 15M.

 

Lot #39 - 1962 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Speciale - $15,000,000 ($16,500,000 all in).