The article does include a full tutorial by the designer:
Wednesday, 2 April 2025
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Larusmiani Part VII
Now it's my turn. I did happen to be around in the area so I visited the shop last week.
Monday, 24 March 2025
Larusmiani Part VI - artist signature - Bertrand Lavier
Per Facebook post:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/12KYMWDEvWs/
Bertrand Lavier, the world renowned contemporary French artist celebrated for his mastery in reinterpreting the concept of ready-made: with his innovative approach, Lavier transforms everyday objects, challenging the traditional boundaries of art and functionality.
Such as this @ferrari 365 GT4 2+2, part of Pierre Marnier Lapostolle Samon collection. Completed in about ten years, this is one of only three art cars by Bertrand Lavier, another one is @mercedesbenzmuseum , and the third at the Car Collection of the Prince of Monaco @palaisprincierdemonaco
Yesterday the artist paid a visit to LARUSMIANI The Automotive Gallery and signed & dated the work right on the dashboard of the Ferrari.
Merci Maestro!
Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Monday, 17 March 2025
Dutch book : Krotenkokers - Ferrari 400GT
When browsing around on Google this Dutch book showed up. When inspecting insde it had indeed a small episode about the Ferrari 400GT, being used as an escape car. It's indeed a rare manual version with a full tank and keys inside, so very easy to steal :-)
For those interested find hereby the link and screenshots below via Google Books:
I looked up the writer and found him on Linkedin. And remarkably he has got 400 connections. I'm not making this up:
Sunday, 16 March 2025
1000 Miglia - Coppa delle Alpi 2025 - Ferrari 400i Automatica
Yes, this owner has participated in the past in other challenging events. For example last years artcic challenge. And this year he is attending:
https://1000miglia.it/eventi/coppa-delle-alpi/coppa-delle-alpi-2025/
Some nice shots I captured via Instagram:
Friday, 14 March 2025
Ferrari 400i Automatic crash - Mr. Peter Fox - Sydney
I stumbled upon this photo today. And it's linked directly to this blog:
The car (Ferrari) which Sydney businessman Mr. Peter Fox was driving when it crashed just outside of Kempsey killing the Sydney man.The car is photographed in the NRMA crash yard at Lidcombe today.
Click the photo to enlarge:
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