1967 Ferrari GT330....times 2! A day in Carmel and Pebble Beach

[gofast908z]

A couple weeks ago I got a call from an enthusiast looking for some quality and careful work on his classic Ferrari. We set things up and I drove out to Carmel for the day. This 1967 330GT is an all original car and the color combination makes it a 1 of 1 car. On the agenda was a thorough detail for the engine bay and interior. Concours d'Elegance was coming up in just two weeks and this car will be shown at one of the events, so the engine and interior had to be perfect while still maintaining the original look to both.

Before on interior

Getting the pedals cleaned nicely

Clutch pedal done, brake and gas pedal still to do

Spare tire needed to have old dressings removed

Old dressing removed and ready for show

Pedals all cleaned and looking sharp again

Original tool kit carefully cleaned, each individual tool was also cleaned before being placed back in its proper location. This kit is valued around $10,000.

 

[gofast908z]

Leather cleaned and conditioned on passenger seat, drivers seat still to be done

Hood liner carefully cleaned and metal polished back to original luster

The gorgeous Ferrari V12

Leather all finished. Lighting makes it look shinier than it actually is..

My favorite shot of the car

While working on this one, the owner asked if I had time to stop in Pebble Beach to do another car for a friend. It was only to be a basic detail as there was not enough time for any correction work to be carried out. I was very happy to work on ANOTHER 1967 Ferrari 330GT.

The 356 is coming up soon

 

[gofast908z]

Sonax for the wheels

All finished!

Thanks for viewing!

 

[Chris's FX4]

Bello!rops:

 

[Bobby B.]

Awesome job!

I love the Headliner in the GT330

 

[T0RCH3D]

Wow! Amazing work on these classics. Wish I had your garage!

 

[57BORNTORUN]

Wayne Carenni (perhaps bad spelling) would be proud.:dblthumb2:

 

[willm7]

Such beautiful work on such beautiful classics!

 

[bobble]

Wow never seen that color before definitely a 1 of 1. That with the borrani wheels looks so nice. Did he happen to have the luggage set as well? Those with the tool kit are so sought after and worth big dollars. Grand tourers of that era are so nice. When I was a kid in the 70's I worked at a coffee shop in La Jolla Calif and there was a Ferrari indy down the street, the owner used to come in at nights sometimes and I became friends with him he had so many nice cars like that being worked on. I so fell in love with Ferraris but sadly will never have the means to own one.

 

[Joe@Superior Shine]

Nice!!!

 

[Reddwarf]

Absolutely brilliant work! One of the best details I've seen on this forum. Would love to know the products you used. The attention to detail and photos are outstanding. Love the detail on the pedals!