Send to a friendJohnny February 24th, 2008 1:24 AM Link
Well, their cars are drool worthy!
Chocolate F1 Goes on Display, to be Sacrificed to Ferrari Gods
Written By: Dustin P. Walsh
It took confectioners over a year to complete this Ferrari Formula One racer out of Belgian chocolate. The car is set to be the centerpiece of a Ferrari owners club gala in Sorrento, Italy – where the chocolaty F2008 will be broken into delicious little bits.
Luigi Liberti, president of the Scuderia Ferrari Club Napoli, said, “It will go on display until the weekend and then will be smashed up with hammers and handed out to party guests - they will be given bits of the car to take home in a special bag.”
I’m not sure what else you’d do with a racecar-sized hunk of chocolate, but £12,000 ($23,600) makes for one expensive piece of bonbon.
+ Ananova: Choc F1 car goes on show (via World Car Fans)
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