The story behind the crushed Ferrari at Symbolic

http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2008/03/symbolic-hosted-morning-meet-at-their.html for the post and gallery of the open house at Symbolic's Sorrento Valley service / restoration shop

here's the story about the crushed 365 GT 2+2: it was a body seperated from a car in poor corroded condition and would have cost far more than the body value (approx 40,000 in perfect condition) to restore it, so an artist bought it and had it crushed to make a pool table base

San Diego, home to at least 3 Bugatti Veyrons, seen here at Symbolic in La Jolla

Here are the 3 I found... I'm impressed, that has to be over 3 million in rolling stock, and a good percentage of all the Veyrons produced so far.

For the open house tour of the Symbolic shop where repairs and restorations are done: http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2008/03/symbolic-hosted-morning-meet-at-their.html

Symbolic hosted a morning meet at their Service and Restoration Center, WOW, great show!

So many questions... but indisbutably the best conversation starter there ever was in a Ferrari office. For the story behind the table: http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2009/01/story-behind-crushed-ferrari-at.html

Out in the shop...