Jim enjoys an all-consuming passion for cars, that has eventually led him to build machines to his own design.
Growing up near a Ferrari dealership ignited the passion that has driven him all his life, resulting in one of the most prestigious collection of racing and road cars.
His collection include the world famous Ferrari 159S Spyder Corsa, the world’s oldest Ferrari, the Daytona winning Ferrari P3/4, and the one-off Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina, which is a modern interpretation of the famous 1960s Ferrari sportcars, engineered by Paolo Garella.

He now owns and races the second example built, called Macchinadue: ‘car two’ in Italian. As part of Ferrari’s ‘Corse Clienti’ programme, Chris won the Ferrari Challenge North America title in 2011 and 2014, having claimed seven wins from 16 races during his most recent title campaign.
As owner-driver within Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, Chris is responsible for all aspects of Macchinadue, which is run as a team within a team. Development is shared, but with his own engineer and car chief, Chris is able to prepare Macchinadue exactly to his liking and pursue whichever avenues of evolution he wishes.

Along his career, he has developed and built more than 50 one-off cars, based on the most prestigious models of our time. Paolo is currently the head of Manifattura Automobili Torino, and he is the Program Director of Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus’ projects. In this position, he is responsible for the concept, engineering and exploitation of the SCG003C.
Paolo’s first collaboration with Jim Glickenhaus goes back to the famous Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina, Jim’s first one-off program, managed by Paolo during his tenure as Special Projects manager at Pininfarina.