Enzo Ferrari Car Images / FAST CARS: Enzo Ferrari. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series. With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance. All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout.

With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout. Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance.

With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy.

It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout. All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance. Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series.

The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance. Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series.

Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable."

The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance. Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series. All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout.

Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series. With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout.

Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable."

It features a brand new body compared to its predecessors and virtually identical mechanical layout. All this with a goal of greatly increasing production output. Prior to that, enzo was already into motor racing since the 1920s, competing and winning races with his "scuderia ferrari." which roughly translates to "team ferrari" or "ferrari stable." With its heritage into motor racing, ferrari was found in 1947 by enzo anselmo ferrari in maranello, italy. The car was initially an enzo ferrari but the owner james glickenhaus preferred the styling of ferrari's 1960s race cars, the p series. The project cost glickenhaus us$ 4 million and was officially presented to the public in august 2006 at the pebble beach concours d'elégance.