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One half of the 'Fire and Ice' Theme, the Ferrari F430 Berlinetta.
Screaming V8, mid-engined and aggresive beauty, this is one Fiery Stallion.
This is one of the Ferrari's from my Lego 'grey age'. Its amazing what a few curve pieces can do. Stay tuned for an upload of a circa 2000 build of the F430 predecessor, the F360 for comparisson.
This car took part in the Aston Martin GT Challenge race at the Aston Martin Owners Club's meeting at Oulton Park in May 2017. It's a 2009 Ferrari F430 Challenge and was driven in the 50 minute long race by Richard Cook and Harvey Stanley. The Ferrari F430 Challenge, which has a 4,308cc V8 engine, replaced the 360 Challenge and was produced from 2007 to 2001, being succeeded by the 458 Challenge.
Original Liberty Walk/Lb Performance widebody kit for the F430.
Still need a few touch up's ;)
And well might move it over to the F430 cause the Scuderia is a Unicorn :)
Original Liberty Walk/Lb Performance widebody kit for the F430.
Still need a few touch up's ;)
And well might move it over to the F430 cause the Scuderia is a Unicorn :)
Tom's Ferrari F430 F1 up at KC Trends. I had the pleasure of my own little personal photo shoot today to which I would like to thank Mr. Turner and the Guys up at KC Trends in Overland Park for the opportunity to take these shots.
Original Liberty Walk/Lb Performance widebody kit for the F430.
Still need a few touch up's ;)
And well might move it over to the F430 cause the Scuderia is a Unicorn :)
Getting my Audi TT serviced and saw this cool spec'd 2007 F430 in the service station. Apart of Audi Huntsville's used car inventory priced a little over $111,000 with 31,000 miles on the odometer
The International GT Open is a grand tourer-style sports car racing founded in 2006 by the Spanish GT Sport Organización. It is a spin-off of the Spanish GT Championship, and uses a similar format, except its races are held internationally.
The series consists of events in various European countries which feature two races over a weekend. In its first year, the races had an identical format to the Spanish GT Championship, with two 200 km races, the first held on Saturday and the second the following Sunday. Three of the six rounds were joint events for the Open and the Spanish GT Championship. In 2007, the first race, known as Pro-Am, covers approximately 200 km distance, while the second race is 150 km and known as GT Open. The only exception is the Open GT Barcelona, which is a single 300 km race. Since its inception, a few races have been a part of the World Touring Car Championship support package.
Each race consists of a field of grand touring-style cars broken into different classes based on power and weight. For 2006, two classes were used, known as GTA and GTB. GTA is equivalent to the GT2 class used in the FIA GT Championship, but it also allows non-homologated cars provide they obey the FIA GT2 technical regulations. Most of the field is made up of Ferrari F430 GTs and Porsche 911 GT3-RSRs. Non-homologated cars like the Mosler MT900R and the SEAT Cupra GT are also competitive.
The GTB class consists of cars usually from a manufacturer's one-make cup series, like the Ferrari F430 Challenge, the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup, and the Marcos Mantis. A GTS class was created to house the FIA GT3 class, consisting mainly of Dodge Viper Competition Coupes and Lamborghini Gallardo GT3s.
This car competed in the GT Challenge race at the Aston Martin Owners Club's meeting at Oulton Park in May 2018. It's the 2007 Ferrari F430 Challenge of Tony Jones which was produced from 2007 to 2010. It has a 4,308cc V8 engine, and is pictured here during the race on the stretch between Britten's chicane and Hilltop.