A few more views of the lineup outside.
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Is Larry on here HM,or is he someone not known in the UK,just thought id ask as he has copied my car!Mac Orange car is the dealer demo. VO is one of the Larry's. Graphite grey is mine. Don't know who's was the black car.
Awesome night. Very awesome. Good drinks, good food, nice cars. The parking lot was like a window shopping dream. All sorts of Fezzas, Ariel Atom, GTR, Jags, Lambos, etc.
He's not on here that I know of. He owns the blue F1 XP4 (edited from VP5 - sorry Peloton) - very, very cool car, and super nice guy - I believe he got one of the very first, if not the first US customer cars.Is Larry on here HM,or is he someone not known in the UK,just thought id ask as he has copied my car!![]()
black one is Larry B's car. He's in Sonoma.Mac Orange car is the dealer demo. VO is one of the Larry's. Graphite grey is mine. Don't know who's was the black car.
Awesome night. Very awesome. Good drinks, good food, nice cars. The parking lot was like a window shopping dream. All sorts of Fezzas, Ariel Atom, GTR, Jags, Lambos, etc.
Actually you might be surprised. A few days after the auction completed that Larry registered on a message forum where we were discussing the sale of the car using his real name and wrote:That Larry! No i dont suspect he would be on here either![]()
In the F1 forum I moderate we've had several owners join and contribute over the years. It is not a huge surprise as it does take a lot of passion to spend that much money on a motorcar. The only surprising part is that you'd expect people with that kind of net worth to be extremely busy and not have time to devote to discussions on the internet. Still there have been and continue to be plenty of examples to dispell that theory.just drove 062 for the first time.
much more fun than an enzo
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As a side note, the previous owner was Larry E. It is apparently very good to be named Larry.Well they are both "Larry B" so that doesn't help.![]()
The owner you are referring to has a silver F1 - chassis #062. It was the one purchased through Gooding & Co's Pebble Beach Auction in 2010. Hammer price shown below was before 10% Buyer's Premium gets tacked on.
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Interesting, at the auction it even said "Larry Ellison's F1" on it (there were a LOT of cool cars there, but I spent a lot of time ogling the F1).Actually Mr Ellison was the car's previous, previous owner. There was an owner in between on #062 for several years.
In ~2005 LE sold the F1 to Ferrari of Silicon Valley during the purchase of an Enzo that was reportedly for his son. They re-sold it to its second owner - his initials were JL and he's also in the Bay Area.
Still it is a unique story on that car. I can think of no other F1 that has changed hands 3 times and remained within less than a 50 mile radius each time. The thing that makes it more interesting is that both times it was never a direct seller to buyer transaction which you might expect given it did not go very far each time. Typically when an F1 changes hands for it to travel thousands of miles to its new home.
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