The Ferrari 156 Sharknose F1 recreation a dude built in his garage is for sale.
purchased for $4300. Hegedus knew he couldn’t afford a genuine Ferrari powertrain, but the bike motor would make a great high-revving F1 motor impersonator. The 175 hp engine, driveline, brakes, and gauges from the bike were all retained for the build, while the remaining items were sold to help continue funding the project. The engine is mated to a 6-speed sequential gearbox complete with wet kevlar clutch and race springs.
Perhaps the most impressive part of the build is the bodywork, which Hegedus constructed by hand-laying carbon fiber. Without an autoclave handy, the carbon and plexiglass components were heated using the Hegedus family's kitchen oven. Finished in a few coats of accurate Rosso-Chiaro paint, the car looks like it could’ve come from an Italian workshop. There’s even a single genuine Ferrari crest on the car, though the other badges are indeed replicas., and is asking $112,420 for his creation.
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