Exact to the last rivet.

FERRARI 330 P4 · TRIBUTE

Seven hand-built tributes to the Ferrari 330 P4 that swept the podium at Daytona.

THE LEGEND

The most beautiful Ferrari ever raced.

The Ferrari 330 P4 is one of the most beautiful — and most valuable — racing cars ever built, the machine that finished 1-2-3 at the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona. Original survivors are worth millions and effectively never change hands, so we build the next best thing: a tribute so faithful it's measured against the original rivet for rivet.

SEVEN, BY HAND

Built entirely by hand.

Over the years we've completed seven of them. Each body is hand-formed aluminum over a tubular steel space-frame, patterned on the original down to the exact number and placement of every rivet. Under the skin, a modern Ferrari V12 and a Porsche-derived transaxle make it a car you can actually drive — the beauty of a P4, without the worry of a multi-million-dollar original.

THE OBSESSION

Down to the details you'll never see.

A build like this takes about a year. It is the clearest expression of what we do: fabrication, engineering, and finish held to a standard where the details you would never notice are exactly the ones we obsess over.