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

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by GoFast908Z, Aug 9, 2012.

  1. GoFast908Z

    GoFast908Z DB Pro Supporter

    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.


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    Before on interior


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    Getting the pedals cleaned nicely


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    Clutch pedal done, brake and gas pedal still to do


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    Spare tire needed to have old dressings removed

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    Old dressing removed and ready for show

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    Pedals all cleaned and looking sharp again

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    Original tool kit carefully cleaned, each individual tool was also cleaned before being placed back in its proper location

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

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    Hood liner carefully cleaned and metal polished back to original luster

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    The gorgeous Ferrari V12

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

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    My favorite shot of the car

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    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.



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    The 356 is next up :)

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    Sonax for the wheels

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    All finished!


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    Thanks for viewing!
     
  2. Bmer89

    Bmer89 DB Forum Supporter

    Wow, what beauties! Excellent work!
     
  3. Chaseme

    Chaseme DB Forum Supporter

    Wow. That's sick. Awesome that the tool bag was not separated from the car after all these years.

    That hood liner is an extravagant addition to such a classic. You don't even see that kind of detail on new cars.

    Nice work; I think it will win an award.
     
  4. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    Congrats on those Jeff!
     
  5. Andy6228

    Andy6228 Birth of a Detailer

    You did a beautiful job. I'm sure it must be a treat to work on classics like those.
     
  6. Danny

    Danny Nuba Guru

    Amazing work on some real gems:thumb:
     
  7. kakeuter

    kakeuter DB Forum Supporter

    Nice work Jeff! Owner will be rolling with confidence now.

    -Kody-
     
  8. drew935

    drew935 Auto Salon Works

    Awesome job Jeff! I want to head out to PB but have a business affair that day :doh:
     
  9. GoFast908Z

    GoFast908Z DB Pro Supporter

    Thanks everyone!

    Yeah, when I heard the value of the tool kit I was stunned, much care was taken working on it!

    The hoodliner was amazing. Such a cool feature you just don't see anymore.

    Thanks!
     
  10. michakaveli

    michakaveli Welcome to Detailing

    Lovely! Thanks for posting!
     
  11. GoFast908Z

    GoFast908Z DB Pro Supporter

    Thanks!
     

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