Even in standard factory specification, the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano is anything but subtle. However, this particular 2009 example elevates high-end automotive coachbuilding<\/a> to an entirely new dimension. Dutch design<\/a> house Niels van Roij<\/a> Design<\/a> took the formidable Italian V12<\/a> grand tourer<\/a> and re-engineered its visual identity, transforming it into a fully bespoke, one-of-a-kind Shooting Brake<\/a>.<\/p>\n Officially christened the Daytona Shooting Brake<\/a> Hommage<\/b>, this unique vehicle exists as a single, highly coveted item in automotive history<\/a>. The origin story of this project does not begin with the 599 itself, but rather with an iconic predecessor: the 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB\/4 Daytona. Decades ago, Chinetti Motors from Pennsylvania converted a classic Daytona into an unconventional tourer, taking direct inspiration from the legendary 1962 Ferrari 250 GT SWB „Breadvan”\u2014a single-purpose racer constructed specifically to tackle Le Mans and the FIA World<\/a> Sportscar Championship.<\/p>\n During that historical 1970s conversion, astonishingly little of the original Daytona donor car<\/a> was left untouched. Only the windscreen, A-pillars, and doors remained stock, while every other panel was meticulously beaten from sheet aluminium. That classic Daytona Shooting Brake<\/a> still exists today, tucked away in a private classic car<\/a> collection. Its unmistakable, unconventional silhouette served as the exact blueprint for Niels van Roij\u2019s modern reinterpretation.<\/p>\n 7 Semne C\u0103 Ma\u0219ina Ta MOARE Chiar Acum<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n