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1996 Ferrari F50
Convertible
€8,950,000
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United Kingdom
This example of the Ferrari F50 was assembled at the Ferrari facility in June 1995, predating the production of the 349 individually numbered production cars. It is one of only 19 pre-production examples and was completed before the final approval for customer deliveries.
While the car may initially seem close to production specifications, a thorough examination has revealed nearly 40 distinct differences that set this example apart from the 349 production models. Notable distinctions include the rear screen being bolted in place with under-mounted perspex vanes, a different carbon fiber finish on various elements, different seat inserts, and the absence of a production plate. This extensive list of differences serves as a delight for those who appreciate the intricacies of Ferrari's ultimate manual flagship.
The planned conversion to right-hand drive did not materialize, and the car was eventually delivered to the prominent Royal collection on August 31, 1995. The vehicle saw limited use, becoming part of a significant collection that included the five other cars from the Pininfarina order and at least three additional examples.
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1,900 km (about 1,181 miles), as listed by the seller.
Engine: the 4.7-litre mid-mounted V12 at 65 degrees, built on the Formula 1 engine Ferrari raced until 1993, with five valves per cylinder, forged titanium connecting rods and a bore and stroke of 85 by 69 mm. Transmission: manual. The Ferrari F50 is rated at 513 hp (520 PS), according to Wikipedia.
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