I have been going through all the threads, looked at all the pix and I am still perplexed on which direction to go… There are so many color combinations I don’t know if I should go with a more traditional choice or with a wild out-there combo
At this stage I am going with traditional
• Rosso Red
• Gray stripes
• Gold wheels
• Black calipers
• Full carbon package
I have a couple of months to finalize…
HELP ME!!!!!

 

I would recommend the leather package so the seat bolsters are in leather and not alcantera as per this one https://teamspeed.com/forums/430-360...less-pics.html
.....Just my .02 which is currently trading at .04 on the pink sheets!

If I can get my hands on one I am going to do Silver with dark grey stripes...

 

do something wild, its more memorable than the thousand red ones we will see!

 

I gotta agree with DJ...

How I'd spec mine...

Argento Nurburgring(the silver pictured above)
Dark grey stripe
Yellow calipers
Full carbon front and back
Interior would be a mix of black leather and black tech fabric
Silver stitching
Yellow tachometer

Game over!!!

 

How I would do it,

Blue Tour de france over blue leather with alacantra inserts, yellow stitching, full carbon package, yellow brake calipers.

 

Agreed, and say NO to gold wheels (which look more like bronze) yuck on the Scud...

Go for this

 

In my mind the WILD part is the Scudi, otherwise I would have gone with an F430 or stepped it up to 599

I feel the wild part is taken care off and to keep it going through time would be a traditional look (I am planning to keep this and never sell)…
Is my head not on right???????????

I started of with white, gray strips, gray wheels, and yellow calipers and slowly moved to the combination that started this thread…

 

The colors of the car. stripe, calipers etc should flow together. Red, gray and gold do not flow.

 

bumblebee is different. silver is nice!

 

Please check out the thread "UK rosso scud w gold wheels"
and these pix...

Ferrari-ForSale.com : The Ferrari 430 Scuderia displays extremely High-Performance Technology derived from its Formula One Team

The wheels are actually darker