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Ferrari 348 Spyder

An imaginary pod of dolphins pictured swimming in a sky of stars may look cool on a pinball machine but on an Italian exotic like the 1994 Ferrari 348 Spyder it’s more like decorating a classical sculpture with graffiti…

And if that ain’t enough to make you flip your lid, learn that the Austin, Texas dealer selling this cars claims that the paintjob, which is the work of the “world famous Hawaiian artist Christian Lassen” cost –get ready for this- $100,000!

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The Ferrari 512BB Berlinetta Boxer in 1978 by selling Jenson Button through the house Bonhams. The sale will take place during the event Collectors' Motor Cars at the RAF Museum in Hendon on April 11. The car was purchased just last year, the Button is expected to sell from € 100.000 to € 130.000

The Button said the program has not increased the left to find the time you want to drive the Ferrari's.

The car was ordered by his first owner, Stafford Pemberton in December 1977 and delivered in April 1978 and it had cost £ 94.000. The car has 49,155 miles (79,042 km) at the speedometer and September 2010 received the care of JD Classics to come again to its original condition.
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