my god… pulling the aluminum structure + complete “backbone” so it will be “straight” again.
Please, for the love of god, don’t even gó there.
This thing is a wreck. Strip it, and just throw it away.
Once it is “repaired” it’ll be one véry fast and dangerous piece of junk.
buying body parts to a ferrari are a pain because they don’t have the same manuf. tollerances as mass produced cars, so it’s like building a custom car. In a way a chevy is a better built car. Either way neither one is reliable.
It’s amazing that a car as complex and sophisticated as this ferrari can be repaired at all. I seriously doubt that the finished product will be right. There’s an old saying that “you can’t fix a broken bird”
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he trying to live his dream by fix up a phuck up ferrari.
But cool
You’re right mp. It’s painful
Mine wouldn’t change gear.so I had to sell it sadly for 50000.;(
my god… pulling the aluminum structure + complete “backbone” so it will be “straight” again.
Please, for the love of god, don’t even gó there.
This thing is a wreck. Strip it, and just throw it away.
Once it is “repaired” it’ll be one véry fast and dangerous piece of junk.
it is not ferrari anymore
Im questioning how this would even be worth fixing.
That is scary stuff…. quite a pucker factor when you figure how much everything costs, crossed with what you have to destroy to straighten it.
buying body parts to a ferrari are a pain because they don’t have the same manuf. tollerances as mass produced cars, so it’s like building a custom car. In a way a chevy is a better built car. Either way neither one is reliable.
wauldnt it be easyer 2 bye a new shell from farrari
It’s amazing that a car as complex and sophisticated as this ferrari can be repaired at all. I seriously doubt that the finished product will be right. There’s an old saying that “you can’t fix a broken bird”