A Ferrari 400i being used as a prop:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKNVwvmoUyZ/?
Somehow I only now spotted this older video on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Ca52N7sMa/
And I thought I recognized it. And yes, I had a blog about it:
https://erwin400.blogspot.com/2022/01/ferrari-beast-400.html
On their Facebook page you can find more photo's and one more video:
Last week I was approached by someone who spotted this 365GT4 2+2 for sale on the Dutch Marktplaats:
With the following supporting information:
it seems the first owner was Sandretto Industrie Srl of
Turin. So perhaps Blangino did not take delivery after all, or perhaps he was a
director of Sandretto.
Hi Erwin, I've something more than an history of this car: I kept all her manuals, booklet, guarantee and leather document holder...
This car has a strange history. The second owner bought it when he retired from work, at the half of eighty but he joined the car only for few monts: he died with the key of the Ferrari in his hands...
The sons and the wife kept the car for many years: it was a promise to their father. so they stored the car in a small box of a mountain village in Abruzzo, with an old Moto Guzzi and a Fiat 850 spyder.
A friend told me about a 12 cylinder Ferrari
"lost" in a mountain but it was hard to believe this tale, so past
another year before my curiosity could win my skepticism. I have some shots of
the side with the car full of dust..
Breaking for parts: the engine and transmission are already gone:
Adding it here just for the records and because one of the custodians: Pete Townsend :
https://www.thehairpincompany.co.uk/for-sale/cars/1989-ferrari-412-gt
The author of these PDF books, per blog:
https://erwin400.blogspot.com/2025/05/ferrari-story-of-legend-pdf-books.html
Has reached out to me and offered the section regarding the 365/400/412 series freely available to my readers on this blog. How cool is that? It's now available via this Google drive link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yXExVk36lKXzTuFOEedVY27TDUbAHix3/view?usp=sharing
I have add it also to my Google drive archive - it's listed here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DiSI0P3tLaiTBW5Bu8MLaUUFqi678-bT/view?usp=drive_link
If you like it you still can order the full copy of the book(s) of course.