Found it again!

[slngsht]

I had seen this many years ago, but it must've been the hardest file to locate on the internet.

 

The original site that hosted it doesn't have it anymore, and the copy I had saved was on a PC that crashed.

 

Thanks to YouTube, here it is...

 

Enjoy!

 

[solder_guy]

Genious .. but the question has to be asked .. if he put 15 years into that project ... why not build a full size one too?

 

Rob

 

[slngsht]

I guess because then it would've just been a Ferrari knock off :lol:

[Arya Ebrahimi]

I remember you showing that to me when you lived on Beall Ave. I wish he would have made it at least big enough for a kid or a midget to drive :lol:

[powderbrake]

That guy is NUTS!!!!!

 

Thank God for NUTS like him. It shows what determination and perseverence really means. And no profit motive either.

 

True , it would have been easier to build a full scale model.

[slngsht]

I remember you showing that to me when you lived on Beall Ave. I wish he would have made it at least big enough for a kid or a midget to drive :lol:

 

Wait, you said that about my car :rofl:

[MHKflyer52]

I had seen this many years ago, but it must've been the hardest file to locate on the internet.

 

The original site that hosted it doesn't have it anymore, and the copy I had saved was on a PC that crashed.

 

Thanks to YouTube, here it is...

 

Enjoy!

 

 

I read some where that Ferrari purchased the scale car for a sum that was not disclosed but was stated that the builder was now very wealthy and could now buy any Farrari that is currently now produced.

[slngsht]

 

I read some where that Ferrari purchased the scale car for a sum that was not disclosed but was stated that the builder was now very wealthy and could now buy any Farrari that is currently now produced.

 

From the first time I saw this - probably 7 or 8 years ago - I thought that is the proper place for the car to end up. :thumbs: