https://www.dmarge.com/2021/04/worlds-most-unloved-ferrari-400i-melbourne.html
“The best valued V12 Ferrari on the market today.”
https://www.dmarge.com/2021/04/worlds-most-unloved-ferrari-400i-melbourne.html
“The best valued V12 Ferrari on the market today.”
https://silodrome.com/ferrari-400-gti/
https://ruoteclassiche.quattroruote.it/bonhams-in-vendita-la-ferrari-400i-di-piero-ferrari/
And it got sold today for only € 69k ... what a steal:
I had always had this photo stored in my personal archive, I sensed it was a special one.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CN4z9NHJbJh/
Apparently another Ferrari 400i in the Brunei collection. Just for the records:
Always impressive to see how many Italian beauties the Japanese have collected:
http://www.speedhunters.com/2021/04/tokyo-coffee-cars-the-italian-edition/
Last night my wife remarked if I had seen a specific Facebook post by a company she was connected with. Apparently it had a 400 on it. I had no idea who she was referring to. Once I was informed I said I was not connected with them but obviously looked it up though. Turned out it was a 400 indeed. The garage owner who repainted it is someone who I know from the long past, his son was in the same football team as ours. I checked their FB timeline but they appear not to be very active but of course the Ferrari had to be mentioned.
And by coincidence I received the following photo today in the "italyherewe.com" Whatsapp group. One of the members is working on his Alfetta (I believe it's shared workshop):
As chances are very slim this obviously had to be same 400. How's that!? So in return I posted the photo above ;-)
But due to his photo with the red spider next to it I instantly recalled another Facebook posting in the 400 group which more or less revealed the same set up :-)
So now the circle is round. Curious to see if the owner reads this blog too :-)
Update 13-5-2021: Today this one got posted on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/COyL-XRl3Bn/
An interesting catch via: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMJkdiJpUTi/
I guess this must be one of three delivered as per blog:
https://erwin400.blogspot.com/2020/05/book-classic-ferrari-400i-manual-spyder.html
And:
https://erwin400.blogspot.com/2020/09/blenheim-palace-salon-prive-ferrari.html
This one got posted on Facebook. Unfortunately the source and location is unknown. Looks like this has been sitting outside for a long time.
According to the master:
Serial number 21085, a 1977 carburettor 400, with red interior. Always been in Italy. Manual transmission according to my data (thought it has an auto badge on the back).
I got my hands on another Panini card. Should actually have bought a complete set, oh well.
More about Panini on this blog: https://erwin400.blogspot.com/search?q=panini