Bare Aluminum F12 TDF

thanks ! didn't notice that...

I'm sorry but ""Grezzo Spazolato" makes me hungry about some nasty italian dishes...

 

Seems to be "aluminum rough brushed"

 

Hands down the best example of a TDF I've ever seen. Congrats and God bless. Drive it in good health.

 

I have been looking at this thread mouthwatering! Congratulations, what a car and taste!
The Alluminio Grezzo Spazolato is absolutely fabulous, the whole car is ... simply a masterpiece!

 

Alluminio Grezzo SpaZZolato = Aluminum Bare Brushed

 

Without doubt the coolest F12 TDF on the planet. Makes me smile just looking at it.

 

My dream Ferrari model and in my opinion, in its utmost configuration!

 

Always made my day when you make a update here Ron! Thanks!

 

"Better Living" with aluminum today !

Looking forward to seeing the results, thank you for the preview...

 

I really love your car Ron. One of the most beautiful F12 TdFs ever made.

In which magazine are you going to feature the car?

Best
Greg

 

totally amazing

 

Any idea how much the weight is reduced by not having paint? I'm guessing it's got to be upwards of 30+ lbs, as there is a lot of surface area...

 

interesting question, didn't think about that

 

I believe that I just saw this gorgeous TDF today at Concours in the Hills. It truly is amazing!

 

I totally agree the car is stunning as I'm an argento owner and to me the colors look identical. Is the hoopla and fanfare over this specific one because of the texture of the aluminum or because of the potential weight savings?

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That's amazing.

 

Congratulations Ron. Hands down the best F12 TdF spec I've seen. Absolutely love it. Enjoy and drive that beast often … and hard.

 

Thank you for the update Ron!!!


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Heading to get my copy!

Thank you Ron.

 

Stunning.