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Manishka Daryanani

Ferrari, the Italian carmaker founded in 1947 by Enzo Ferrari, continues to be a driving force in pop culture. Publishing company Taschen has released an exclusive book, written by Pino Allievi, for Ferrari fans and collectors. Allievi worked closely with Enzo Ferrari and wrote Ferrari racconta, the founder’s last
work.
 The handcrafted, leather bound and hand-stitched book is limited to 1,947 signed and
numbered copies. Of those copies, 250 are an Art Edition (US$30,000) which comes with a sculptural bookstand designed by Marc Newson. The bookstand resembles a 120-cylinder engine in hand-bent flares chromed steel. The Art Edition is not only signed by Piero Ferrari, but also by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO, Sergio Marchionne, and Exor CEO, John Elkann.
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 Both the regular edition and the Art Edition feature unseen photographs, drawings and sketches from Ferrari’s archives. There are also original documents of famed Ferrari drives, and a never-seen-before appendix that has records of Ferrari’s victories since 1947.
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New Ferrari book features never-before-seen photographs, drawings and sketches

The Art Edition of the Ferrai book comes with a sculptural bookstand by Marc Newson. Photos: Taschen

Ssculptural bookstand by Marc Newson for Ferrari, Art Edition (No. 1-250).

"Ferrari" bookby TASCHEN. pls photo credit TASCHEN.

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Millionaire car enthusiast David Lee’s modified Ferrari Dino. ‘Ferrari has seen it; I’m sure they’ve seen it,’ he says. ‘But I didn’t ask them for permission.’ Photo: Bloomberg

Lee changed the leather seats from their original color to a blazing Ferrari red. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

Lee, 51, owns and operates a massive watch-and-jewelry business his father started in a retail emporium near Los Angeles. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

The Dino's five speeds shift smoothly and quickly with the updated transmission and mechanical work Lee commissioned. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

The Dino on the right is Lee's original 1973 Dino 246 GTS. The black one on the left is the updated version, the Monza 3.6 Evo.  Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

The Dino took 3,000 hours to restore, including the body, paint, interior, and mechanics. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

“There was no money situation that held it back,” Lee says. “​​​​​It was an unlimited budget to do whatever needed to be done.” Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

Lee dropped in the transmission from a Ferrari 360 to use in his Monza 3.6 Evo. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

New components such as the steel knob shifter make the car unique to Lee’s personal taste. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

The V8 engine in Lee’s Dino now produces 400 horsepower, compared to the 192hp that Ferrari made with the original version. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

Lee added a transparent engine cover made from carbon fiber to the back of his Dino. Photo: Emily Berl/Bloomberg

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The special Art Edition of the book comes with a Marc Newson bookstand that resembles a 120-cylinder engine