Adding this one just for the records and for its rarity.
I spotted this one on Instagram. It came with the information: Hockenheim 1988.
Typical to see a RHD car on Swiss license plates. But additional information was provided by someone else:
#34983, a manual 400i in the rare shade of Rosso Metallizzato. First owned by Shaun Bealey, the Deputy Chairman of Maranello Concessionaires.
Ferrari 400i Oktober 1988 at Hotel Intercontinental (today Hotel Le Merdian) in Stuttgart.
Yes, it's on New York plates - ORW 507. And judging on the reflector at the backside it might be a federalized US car.
Did the owner ship it to Germany to cruise around in Europe? Or touring around for business purpose?
Does anyone knows this car or the owner?
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1985: Ferrari 412 i beim Messestand des süddeutschen Ferrari-Importeur Autexpo' im Oktober 1985 bei der Automesse AMA in Stuttgart
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The Niki Lauda 365GT4 2+2 was sold on an auction and showed up in the Netherlands, as per blog:
https://erwin400.blogspot.com/2025/12/niki-lauda-ferrari-365gt4-22-on-dutch.html
And yesterday it was spotted in the wild in Laren. Although it has a Dutch License plate registration (as per previous blog) it was driving around on green dealer plates:
https://www.autogespot.com/ferrari-365-gt4-22/2026/03/01
Via Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/p/DVOxYtYDP2A/
Maranello Concessionaires … 1979 Ferrari 400i auto. 28073. Supplied new by Maranello Concessionaires in August 1979 painted in Bruno Aeajou with Tan VM3218 hides.
28073 was registered as SAY 400 and allocated as the concessionaires demonstrator.
At a cursory glance you could be forgiven for recognising the colour as Marrone Colorado. However Bruno Aeajou maybe the rarest shade on the Pininfarina paint palette. No other Ferrari was imported by MC in this colour and I’ve never seen another regardless of locality.
I have absolutely no memory of this 400 whatsoever even though as the demo car I presumably drove it many miles. I do recall it was lent to Motorsport magazine and in December 1979 it graced their front cover. Photo credit Neill Bruce. #ferrari #ferrari400i #maranelloconcessionaires #brunoaeajou #say400
