-TEAMSPEED.com present's: Conversations with Jerod Shelby of Shelbysupercars-
#71
The answer is a little bit of all of those and then the most important step for us is our real-world testing. Miles and miles and miles. In all kinds of environments, from snow in Nevada to 115 degree desert driving in Dubai. That's what makes an assembly bullet proof.
#73
There are only a few options for customers in our niche market. We find that most customers want something unique whether they have a collection or not and they want to make sure that it is a quality product for the specific purpose that it was designed and marketed for.
#77
For it to be a credible record it has to be achieved on public (pavement) roads on the street legal tires that the car is sold with. So Bonneville is not an option.
#78
I've long suspected that the Ultimate Aeros in the following pictures are in fact two different cars. The reason I think that the second car pictured is not the first one with the 2009 updates, is that there are differences in the dash alcantara covering. The first car is known as #005, a 2007 car, as pictured on your website. Can you confirm that these are two different cars, and if possible what is the chassis number and year of the second one?
#80
ahhh just got in for this! Looks like I have some reading to do!
Jerod just wanted to say great job on all the accomplishments so far and we are looking forward to seeing the new car on the road breaking all sorts of new records. Wishing you nothing but the best from Ferrari FL!
Jerod just wanted to say great job on all the accomplishments so far and we are looking forward to seeing the new car on the road breaking all sorts of new records. Wishing you nothing but the best from Ferrari FL!





