Sunday 25 November 2018

Ferrari 400 Leather range details - Connolly Vaumol - Cogolo

Next to the paint colors, as per blog:


hereby another very nice contribution by David:

Set out below is what I understand to be the “standard” range of colours, plus some others which were probably special orders.

By 1978, it was possible to order the dash and console in the same colour leather as the seats and door trim. However, most dashboards remained black until the S2 400i was launched in 1982.

Most 400s and early 400is were ordered with contrasting stripes or inserts. However, towards the end of production of the Series 1 400i in 1982, it was rare to see contrasting stripes. 

In at least the UK it was possible to order a series 1 400i console with a leather covering instead of wood.

365 GT4 2+2
Connolly Vaumol and Cogolo hides 
BEIGE VM 3218
SABBIA VM 3234
TABACCO VM 846
ROSSO VM 3171
NUVOLA VM 3015
BLU VM 3282
TESTA DI MORO VM 890
NERA COGOLO (sometimes NERO VM 8500)










Other hides used:
ARANCIA VM 3104
BIANCO

400 (1977-1979
Connolly Vaumol and Cogolo hides 
BEIGE VM 3218
SABBIA VM 3234
TABACCO VM 846
ROSSO VM 3171
NUVOLA VM 3015
BLU VM 3282
TESTA DI MORO VM 890
NERO VM 8500  (some early 400s had NERA COGOLO) 
CREMA VM 3997 

Other hides used:
MARRONE VM 3104
GRIGIO VM 3393
CHAMPAGNE VM 3099

400i (1979-1983)
Connolly Vaumol hides 
BEIGE VM 3218
SABBIA VM 3234
TABACCO VM 846
ROSSO VM 3171
NUVOLA VM 3015
BLU VM 3282
TESTA DI MORO VM 890
NERO VM 8500 
CREMA VM 3997 
Other hides used:
MARRONE VM 3104
GRIGIO VM 3393
VERDE VM 8280

400i, 412 (1984 - 1989)
Connolly Autolux hides 
BEIGE VM 3218
SABBIA VM 3234
TABACCO VM 846
ROSSO VM 3171
NUVOLA VM 3015
BLU VM 3282
GRIGIO VM 3393
NERO VM 8500 
CREMA VM 3997 
Other hides used:
BIANCO VM 3323

Our favourite combination is Verde Nijinsky (light green) with Arancia (dark orange) interior. That would get some attention. Probably only one 365 was sold new in this combination, and that has long since disappeared.
If someone does happen to have supporting photo's of this car that would be much appreciated. 

Would be a dream to find it and restore it to its original spec. Anyone???





More information about Connolly Vaumol can be read here:









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