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Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
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Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table

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Regular price $3,479.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $3,479.00 USD

A genuine artifact straight from the track.
This exceptional table was built on the basis of an original carbon-ceramic Brembo brake disc from the Ferrari Challenge racing series. The disc bears traces of its racing past - its raw, porous structure is proof of the extreme temperatures and loads it was subjected to.
The base was hand-made from solid ash wood. The combination of raw, black carbon with warm, natural wood creates an extremely elegant and luxurious contrast. The wood is oiled, which highlights its natural grain.
On the ash base there are two plaques - one with the Ferrari Challenge logo, the second with a large Ferrari inscription.
The whole is topped with a tempered glass top measuring 65 x 65 cm and 10 mm thick, mounted on steel spacers.
This is a proposal for a connoisseur looking for furniture with a genuine Ferrari racing history, but in an elegant form that fits a luxury living room.

Specifications:

• Base: Original brake disc from the Ferrari Challenge racing series
• Disc Manufacturer: Brembo Carbon
• Base: Solid ash wood - legs and lower top, oiled
• Details: Ferrari Challenge and Ferrari plaques
• Top: Tempered glass 65 x 65 cm, 10 mm thick
• Craftsmanship: 100% Handmade by Custom Brothers
• Uniqueness: Original racing part



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Ferrari Challenge Brake Disc Table
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