Revamping a Liberty Walk Ferrari F355: Journey to Miami

In this thrilling episode from the folks at throtl, we witness the jaw-dropping transformation of a Liberty Walk Ferrari F355. With a wide body kit and air suspension, this Italian stallion is handed over to SOS Custom for a complete overhaul. The team faces a race against time as they aim to unveil the revamped beauty in Miami, celebrating Sonoko's sponsorship of the Stake F1 team. The car undergoes meticulous bodywork and interior reconstruction, with the dash receiving expert attention to restore its former glory.

As the skilled hands at SOS Custom work their magic, the car begins to take shape, with the body kits being meticulously filled in and gaps eliminated. Simultaneously, the interior team embarks on a journey to revamp the cabin, starting with the worn-out dash. The team's dedication is evident as they cut, stitch, and upholster the interior with a vibrant teal leather and Alcantara combination, promising a striking contrast to the white exterior paint chosen for the Ferrari. The meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail shine through as each component is carefully installed, bringing the car one step closer to its grand reveal.

With the car painted, polished, and various parts expertly installed, including Euro clear side marker lenses and Moroto LED XB fog lights, the Ferrari is reborn in a new avatar. The brake calipers, now gleaming in white, add a touch of finesse to the overall aesthetic. As the car is readied for its journey back to throtl, the team basks in the satisfaction of a job well done, showcasing their passion and expertise in every detail. The episode culminates in a grand unveiling, revealing a transformed Ferrari F355 that stands as a testament to the team's dedication and skill.

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Concerns about lack of PPE while cutting carbon fiber
Question about why wide body fenders weren't molded to the body
Comment on the reflection issue with the dash in the windshield
Appreciation for the color scheme of Tiffany blue and white letters on the calipers
Suggestions for wearing masks when working with carbon fiber
Positive feedback on the transformation of the car
Mention of Miami Vice vibes in the design
Debate over color choices such as green salsa or red
Appreciation for the interior design but concerns about it getting dirty
Mention of potential glare issues with the dash in the windshield