Chassis 88605 was the F40 supplied new to Malaysian real estate magnate, Charles Chong. After completing his studies in the UK, Chong spent most of his time in London between 1971 and ‘81.
Read MoreChassis 80756 was completed in 1989 as a standard left-hand drive Euro market F40 in the only colour that was offered by Ferrari: Rosso Corsa with seats trimmed in red fabric upholstery. The car…
Read MoreDuring the 1980s and ‘90s, the Brunei Royal Family acquired a huge fleet of luxury cars along with a considerable number of high performance vehicles. As Brunei’s head of state, absolute monarch…
Read MoreChassis 84104 was one of the 78 F40s supplied new to the UK. It was purchased by gentleman racing driver and serial Ferrari owner, Sir Paul Vestey. In the late 1800s, brothers Williams and Edmund…
Read MoreChassis 74045 started life as the second of Ferrari’s F40 prototypes. It was retained by the factory until early 1992, at which point it was sold to Swiss racing driver, Rene Herzog. Herzog started his…
Read MoreChassis 74049 was one of the most famous F40 prototypes. Eight prototypes were built in total, seven of which emerged from the Maranello factory in 1987. 74049 made its public debut at the…
Read MoreChassis 75052 was one of the eight F40 prototypes constructed. Of these, seven (including 75052) were constructed in 1987. All these cars came with a variety of features that did not appear on…
Read MoreChassis 73015 was the first of eight F40 prototypes built, seven of which were manufactured in 1987. It first appeared at the Maranello Civic Centre press conference that took place on 21st July 1987. This…
Read MoreChassis 74047 was the third of eight F40 prototypes. It followed chassis 73015 and 74047. Between September 10th and 20th, chassis 74047 was displayed at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Two weeks later…
Read MoreChassis 85690 was collected by its first owner, Pierre Alexandre Popoff, in July 1990. It was a standard F40 with wind down windows, no cats and no adjustable suspension. Popoff hailed from…
Read MoreChassis 77289 was the first of 68 F40s originally dispatched to the UK. As per the earliest examples, it was equipped with sliding Lexan windows. 77289 was delivered to the British Ferrari distributor…
Read MoreChassis 91283 was a 1992 F40 purchased by the Brunei royal family. The proceeds of Brunei’s natural gas and oil reserves enabled the Sultan of Brunei and his brother, Prince Jefri, to purchase arguably…
Read MoreChassis 78122 was one of two F40s sold to members of Pink Floyd. The recipients were drummer, Nick Mason (this car), and guitarist, David Gilmour (chassis 78036). Pink Floyd were one of the 20th…
Read MoreIn July 1989, Ferrari F40 chassis 80742 was sold to Milanese Ferrari collector and privateer racing driver, Vittorio Colombo. In 1991, the car passed to its second owner from Milan, Roberto Angiolini…
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