Home made Ferrari

[Fel]

Absolutely unreal... I love this video, never understood how someone could so completely devote themselves to something like this.... 20,000 hours.

Considering it's older now... I wonder if he followed through with his plans to make something else, the Ferrari or the GT-40? Did he wind up keeping this one or has it been sold to someone?

[LEANE30]

had this on my myspace for years. i love watching it again and again

that car should auction off for no less than 12 million. talk about a collectible ferrari.

[mck]

I started cracking up when the guy doing the interviewing was laughing about it having valves and valve springs....he has a funny laugh lol

The guy doing the interview is Jeremy Clarkson. I wonder if its before he got famous

[combustion325ix]

Simply amazing attention to detail. A lot like the industrial revolution for the U.S only that was done off memory of other peoples machines. There is no reason why this guy should be saying he has no money for a Ferrari. If i was the owner of Ferrari I would trade a real Ferrari for his scale model.

[OOMPH!]

I started cracking up when the guy doing the interviewing was laughing about it having valves and valve springs....he has a funny laugh lol

[mck]

That was awsome, just amazing

[StereoInstaller1]

Tell Dad I said "Thanks!"

Luke

[BobombETA]

Yeah it's a dead pedal.


My dad showed me this video over the weekend, thought others might enjoy.

[PhillyG]

Again what is the 4th pedal for? Is it a dead pedal haha.

[shmutzigE30]

It doesn't matter if it's a repost. It's one of the most absolutely incredible things I've ever seen in my life.

+43211453421423

anyone with the patience and passion to do this is so talented.

[AndrewBird]

Josh, this is the video I was talking about that is narrated by Clarkson.

Awesome awesome job the guy did.

[e30nub]

I've never seen that. It was off the wall nutz

[N2MYE30]

Thats some skills!

[BrewCity11]

Reposts only suck if we have all seen it.

That thing is absolutely amazing.

[Nicademus]

Did he ever sell it? If so then for how much?