Another Ferraristi can be happy about his new vehicle. The Ferrari SP3JC has officially been handed over to its owner. It was commissioned by John Collins, which is why his initials “JC” can also be found in the name of the Ferrari. Collins dealer in classic Ferraris based in Talacrest, UK.
The Ferrari SP12JC was created based on the Ferrari F3tdf. John Collins wanted a typical Ferrari open-air vehicle. His ideas were the legendary roadsters from the 50s and 60s. As a unique piece, the SP3JC represents an individual styling statement from Ferrari. As a “One Off”, it represents the result of over two years of intensive collaboration with the British customer.
Ferrari SP3JC - Unique based on the Ferrari F12tdf
The Ferrari SP3JC shows an extremely muscular design with dynamic shapes on the flanks. The design of the bonnet is intended, among other things, to emphasize the construction of the V12 engine. There are new ventilation openings on the sides. Instead of the F12tdf's small hood openings, two large, transparent panels now offer views of the 6,3-liter V12.
Similar to the old Ferraris, the fender falls away on the way to the rear. Taillights of the 812 Superfast overhang a layered rear end with three continuous air vents and a protruding diffuser. The wheels also come from the Ferrari 812 Superfast. Roll bars are attached behind the seats, which end in airdomes.
So far we have only known a few classic Ferraris that show such a colorful spectrum of colors. According to Ferrari, John Collins was inspired by his passion for "Pop Art". Bianco Italia blends with Azzurro Met and Giallo Modena. Yellow decorative lines are applied to the rims.
The seats are trimmed in blue leather with white inserts. The blue leather extends to the lower dashboard. The color is picked up in the contrast stitching to the rest of the interior trim.
The implementation of the Ferrari one-off (One Off) took over as with the F12 TRS the Ferrari Styling Center.
