[Daleford]

Hello. I am looking for some photos of the Koenig version of the Testarossa, the Competition. I would like to see the changes in the exterior over the years, and a little history as well. Thanks

 

[evandaalen]

I have a bit about Koenig on my own website:

www.red-headed.com

(go to Articles, scroll down to TR Speciale Register)

 

[backindauk]

They look like a wonderful machine! Modifications costing 150,000 australian plus and then you have labourcosts= One very expensive toy!

600--1000HP selector switch - now that is cool

ahahaha

 

[Andrew]

Simo,

Welcome to the site, I hope you enjoy it. I believe this is a Koeing:

http://www.ferrariforum.net/members/listphotos.php?&page=6&mode=&u=1

I'm always forgetting which photos I have posted on the site. It seems I have about 12 of 2 more TRs not listed on this site that I will try to upload later this weekend. Both are Koeing.

 

[Daleford]

Thanks

thanks to all for the pics. Dale

 

[evandaalen]

Andrew, the white one is not tuned by Koenig, but by Hamann, another German company. That one is based on the F512 M.

 

[Andrew]

How about this one?

 

[Daleford]

ENZO--- it's BEAUTIFUL

Wow Beautiful Koenig. Must be a newer one as I see a lot of body mods. I am trying to get enough info together so I can tell one year (or series?) from another. THANX AGAIN!

 

[Andrew]

Re: ENZO--- it's BEAUTIFUL

Wow Beautiful Koenig. Must be a newer one as I see a lot of body mods. I am trying to get enough info together so I can tell one year (or series?) from another. THANX AGAIN!

Sadly I'm not certain it is Koenig, I'm awaiting Edvar's confirmation. I have even more I can post of various TRs that have been modified.

 

[evandaalen]

I'm quite sure that the dark blue one is a Koenig. Or at least the car has many "Koenig body parts".

It certainly is different from the Koenigs I know, so it seems that the owner added some details of his own. Of course, that's possible at Koenig. Some people just buy parts at Koenig, and do the rest themselves. For example, I've never seen the three small holes behind the real wheel before. This car also seems the have round lights (like the F512M). But I would still describe it as a Koenig. And I really hope to see that car in May!

By the way, the white Testarossa on the picture seems to be a Koenig too. That would be a "Koenig Competition" (the "simple" version), and not a "Koenig Competition Evolution II" (like the dark blue one).