Hand built, V-12 powered Ferrari to shine with an all aluminum existence
Posted By: Harsh | Dec 23 2009
A very unique Ferrari is currently being built at Steve Moal’s shop. The hand built car has an all aluminum build, monocoque construction, and structural integrity at par with NASCAR racers. It will be powered by a V-12 engine and powertrain sourced from a 1964 Ferrari GT 250. Details still are a bit scarce, but the way this is going, it will be one car to watch for. More images after the jump.
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
Via: The Jalopy Journal
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
handbuilt aluminum ferrari
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