Gas Monkey: 5 Testarossas, 1 Insane Purchase!

A room full of Ferrari's riddled with bullet holes... What did we find this time? Whatever it is, these Testarossas we found have been through some ****! Fasten your seatbelts and put your tray table to its upright and locked position, we're headed across the globe hunting classics!

5 Testarossas, 1 Insane Purchase!

In this episode, Richard Rawlings and the Gas Monkey Garage crew embark on an international adventure to Northern Ireland, chasing down one of their wildest classic car finds yet. The focus of this trip? An extraordinary collection of five Ferrari Testarossas, each with a story as dramatic as their appearance—several are literally riddled with bullet holes.

The team meets with John, whose family business has been dealing in cars for generations. As Richard explores the facility, he’s blown away by the mix of rare and exotic vehicles, but the real stars are the Testarossas. These aren’t just any Ferraris—they were all used as stunt cars in the Hollywood film “Infinite” starring Mark Wahlberg. Each car was heavily modified for high-speed chase scenes, including one that was engineered to drive backwards for a specific stunt. The modifications are extensive, with custom-built frames and removable engines designed to be swapped in and out for different shots.

Richard and John discuss the process of acquiring, modifying, and ultimately restoring these Ferraris after their time on set. The cars arrived complete but were taken apart for filming, with interiors sometimes spray-painted to match and parts carefully cataloged for reassembly. Despite the rough treatment, the team is impressed by the care taken to preserve the cars’ original components and the quality of the custom work.

The episode gives viewers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the intersection of Hollywood movie magic and classic car restoration. Richard jokes about creating a Ferrari Testarossa challenge—inviting enthusiasts to try their hand at rebuilding these iconic cars from crates of labeled parts.

Overall, the video is a blend of wild car hunting, movie history, and the unique challenges of bringing battered but legendary Ferraris back to life. It’s a must-watch for fans of Gas Monkey Garage, Ferrari, and anyone fascinated by the stories behind rare automotive finds.