1,700 mile F40

[C2tuck]

Bonhams Cars : One owner from new,1989 Ferrari F40 Berlinetta Chassis no. ZFFGJ34B000083620

• Only 1,790 kilometres from new • Ordered new through Garage Francorchamps • Desirable 'non-cat, non-adjust' model • Dry-stored since 1992 • Outstandingly original • Comes with all books and tools

www.bonhams.com

@treynor

 

[carrrnuttt]

Bonhams Cars : One owner from new,1989 Ferrari F40 Berlinetta Chassis no. ZFFGJ34B000083620

• Only 1,790 kilometres from new • Ordered new through Garage Francorchamps • Desirable 'non-cat, non-adjust' model • Dry-stored since 1992 • Outstandingly original • Comes with all books and tools

www.bonhams.com

@treynor

Jesus.

I need to check my lottery ticket.

Also for further inspiration:



Skip to 14:30 for some ridiculous flybys.

 

[GNBRETT]

Wow no reserve but I bet it sells for over $2 million in todays market. Good time to sell a car.

 

[TK1299]

This will be a record breaking sale.

 

[specracer]

Its got 1700 KM so is really is around 11xx miles.

 

[Kevins89notch]

I would rather have the white one in that video. The auction one is garage art. It will bounce from collector to collector and never see the 5K mile mark. If powerball went my way, LOL, I would rather buy one with 10K miles, that's already had plenty of service work done, hoses replaced, etc. Hell, give me one that's been repainted even. I would DRIVE it! I know a blue one just went up for auction in the UK, and prior, that was the white LibertyWalk one in Japan with some LM spec parts installed. No clue why the owner spent so much to convert it back to stock and paint it blue. A while back there was one somewhere in the US that was a normal F40, but with multiple LM spec parts installed and it had higher mileage for a F40. I remember thinking that car was perfect.

 

[Detroit Iron]

Yup, the F40 poster was on the bedroom wall for many of us growing up in the 80s. That car was absolutely outrageous for its time.

 

[specracer]

I had the Alpine stereo Countach on my wall as a kid, F40, is waaaayyyy cooler.

 

[CobraBob]

My son had an F40 on his wall. All the rave back then. Who WOULDN’T want one.

 

[C2tuck]

Sold for $2,128,696!!

 

[IA Shelby]

i Would still prefer a 288 GTO.

 

[ur bittn]

Italian trash

 

[98 svt]

Italian trash

Call it what you want. If I owned it I'd be using the exhaust as my pocket pussy

 

[ur bittn]

Call it what you want. If I owned it I'd be using the exhaust as my pocket pussy

Lol

 

[xblitzkriegx]

Italian trash

Your expert analysis and helpful insight has enlightened all of us. Please continue to offer well thought out and compelling commentary on the history and relevancy of cars. I don't think we've seen the likes of this kind of insight in many years.

 

[ur bittn]

Your expert analysis and helpful insight has enlightened all of us. Please continue to offer well thought out and compelling commentary on the history and relevancy of cars. I don't think we've seen the likes of this kind of insight in many years.

Well thank you

 

[Twisted2v]

Bonhams Cars : One owner from new,1989 Ferrari F40 Berlinetta Chassis no. ZFFGJ34B000083620

• Only 1,790 kilometres from new • Ordered new through Garage Francorchamps • Desirable 'non-cat, non-adjust' model • Dry-stored since 1992 • Outstandingly original • Comes with all books and tools

www.bonhams.com

@treynor

Car was bought and registered in the company name. So it was a tax write off. I had a billionaire boss that did the same thing. I know because I was in charge of fixed assets.

 

[treynor]

The F40 is still on my bucket list for many of the reasons listed. A lot of them are no longer in great shape, and a number of them are garage queens. I want one I could drive regularly, but one which hasn't been trashed or wrecked. One of these years, it'll come along...

 

[9397SVTs]

i Would still prefer a 288 GTO.

I completely agree.