As per Facebook posting:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HcUhsrFcJ/
As per Facebook posting:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HcUhsrFcJ/
A nice recap with dito photo's
https://www.forza-mag.com/issues/224/articles/reunion
The article is referencing to this article:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xGJbGpVwmC13ktdUqBisg5SP59I07V_Q/view?usp=drive_link
And that article is referencing to this article:
For those gamers out there: A mod that will convert Pacific Drive's station wagon into a 1985 Ferrari 412.
https://www.nexusmods.com/pacificdrive/mods/131
https://thetimelessjournal.com/classic-cars-that-are-quietly-skyrocketing-in-value/
Original retail price: Around USD $37,000
Current value: USD $59,900
5-year trend: Up 50% since 2019
The Ferrari 400 is possibly the most affordable way to get into a V12 Ferrari from the Enzo era. It’s still got the design language of the seventies, a genuine Colombo V12 under the hood, and enough room in the back to make it almost practical.
Its major flaw? A three-speed automatic transmission built by GM. Still, the value has risen steadily over the past few years, and there’s a growing niche of buyers who see the 400 and 412 as underappreciated classics. If you want an old-school Ferrari without paying vintage Ferrari money, this is your moment.
I compare two Colombo V-12 engines at my shop. One is out of a 300GT 2+2 and another is out of a 400GT. The 330 is a two cam 4 liter engine and the second one is a 4.8 liter 4 cam engine. They're similar in design, but very different in shape and layout.
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Adding this just for the records and it's location.
I spotted this on TikTok:
Ferrari 412 #fyp #cars #morocco #المغرب #carsoftiktok #🇲🇦
https://www.tiktok.com/@exotic_dylan_garage/video/7522188800856984888
And when doing an additional check I found it for sale via:
I think its VIN 60317