Ty and Greg and Jason's day
 

So.... Ty Engle was out west --- and he and I and Jason Rushforth spent the afternoon checking out a couple shops. I won't disclose the name or location of this shop... in order to keep it safe... it should be obvious that there are some very special cars here. I'm not even going to identify what they are....:D




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Oh OH OH I Know!!!!!
that place is SICK. that is only a taste of what is going on there. had a tour last year and only thing you can do is WISH you were in that league

I know exactly where your at and wish I was there with you.:thumbsup:

If I'm not mistaken they built this motor in my friends TR 259b.
http://sieg.smugmug.com/photos/808634181_rpvD6-L.jpg

Definitely a different league. :unibrow:

Hope it was was a 250....


:woot:

I stand corrected (which happens a lot actually!) the Ferrari is a 259b....

Just because I'd never heard of that "number" (thought it a typo for the more well known 250) doesn't mean it's wrong.... :wow: :willy: :lol:

I don't mind you telling everyone about my shop, thanks for stopping by.:unibrow: Thanks for the pics:woot:

Awesome place !

Thanks !!

Technically you may be correct and I'm wrong AGAIN:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_TR

It was built in '59 and was modified over the early '59 cars with the 5 speed and dry sump.

I was pretty sure the owner (longtime friend) refered to it as a 259. :(

Either way the motor makes the most wonderful of sounds.