The Art Of Horacio Pagani
Jan 3, 2009 | 07:44 AM
#25
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I can't find the issue of EVO mag that I'm looking for but this car belongs to a wealthy retired American that kept his car in the Pagani factory and every once in a while he'd fly down to Modena in his private jet and spend a weekend driving his S roadster ..... the magazine did not give out his name I believe they called him Mr S. and described him as a wealthy, retired American in his 60's........ big props to him he's living the life in my book
Jan 3, 2009 | 08:33 AM
#26
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They are masters of carbon fiber. They make Ferrari's CF work look like schoolboy stuff. Go look in a 430 or Enzo and compare it to those pics of the Zonda... Amazing.
Jan 3, 2009 | 12:27 PM
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Am I the only one to have never seen a used Zonda for sale? Come to think of it, it's one the very few recent supercars I haven't seen in person.
FWIW, reliable sources say the red Roadster on NY plates belongs to collector Benny Caiola.
edit - Here's a weird zonda! Normal Zonda ... but awful rims!
And it's in RSA! Mike S, it is your duty to find the owner and tell him the world hates those rims!
FWIW, reliable sources say the red Roadster on NY plates belongs to collector Benny Caiola.
edit - Here's a weird zonda! Normal Zonda ... but awful rims!
And it's in RSA! Mike S, it is your duty to find the owner and tell him the world hates those rims!
Last edited by Zorro; Jan 3, 2009 at 12:32 PM.
