What do Ferrari’s have to do with state of the art turntables?
I dropped by my machinist last Spring, and an engine block caught my eye – not just any block, but a Ferrari engine block.
I learned that when there’s a difficult problem to solve, my machinist is the “go to” guy for Scuderia Rampante – a Ferrari restoration, storage and maintenance operation – 5 miles from my house (click the thumbnails to enlarge the photos).
My machinist related some of the more difficult restorations they challenged him with. One was a cylinder head with two distorted upper combustion chambers that appeared to have melted (it was some other form of damage).
A Ferrari without original engine parts loses considerable value and every effort is made to resuscitate any damaged parts.
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I have to tell you what magnificent works of engineering, art and industrial design Ferraris are, then Galibier may not be the turntable company you’re interested in.
I’m fortunate, to have a machinist who is entrusted to these beautiful cars as well as one who subcontracts to NASA.
Good design is necessary, but without perfection in execution, it’s meaningless.
