Ferrari Lusso 1963
Fully, meticulously and methodically restored by my uncle’s friend, striped down to last screw, upholstery redone by my uncle. ...
250 lusso my ferrite from that era
I had Steve mcqueens (iirc) brown one as a background on my computer years ago.
Very classy combo
And impeccable work, thanks for sharing. As things would have it, i was watching David Lee's video from 10 yrs ago about his own Lusso. I have a soft spot for the 330 2+2, very elegant and one of the best sounding v12 sedans ever made.
A dream !
Who ever has the privilege to own and drive a car like this is amongst the 'richest' people on the planet, regardless of financial wealth. Sell the house and the business, buy a shed .. and then ... buy this beauty Bim
Mama Mia what a beautiful car!
Would you mind saying a few words about the resoration project For example how long time did it take, was it difficult to find parts, were you involved yourself in the restoration? Many thanks for sharing. Pelle
The car was bought in 2002
It took My uncle’s friend over 20 years, I was not involved, it is not my car. He is retired, he catalogued every screw. He is not even a mechanic, also got it certified by Ferrari. Amazing man
Very interesting to learn about the project.
It gives me food for thoughts to ask AI questions that are somewhat free - I E not only closed questions but more open. I did ask for an analysis on how many VC 46004 there was still out there in the world. And what AI thought about the price for J Lennon...
That really is a stunning looking Vintage Ferrari Lusso 1963 a car that dreams are made of.
I would take this over any single modern supercar irrespective of how advanced or fast they were and include the Bugattis. Marc
Is your uncle in California? I have a couch and chair needing new leather ...
Not to mention a Lotus 🙂 Cazalea
