Ferrari 400
Ferrari 400•
•6 مشاهدة
Chassis No.: F101CL38983
Fuel Injection, Tool Kit
Chassis No.: 2841 SA Engine No.: 2841 SA Registration: US Title Location: Coral Gables, Florida $2,800,000 - $3,200,000 USD | Not Sold • The seventh of 17 Series I short-wheelbase examples bodied by P
Chassis No.: ZFFEB07B000047583 $84,700 USD | Sold • A Late-Production Example with Desirable Manual Gearbox • California Car from New; Imported to the US by Sun International • Beautifully Finished in
Chassis No.: 45003 Not Sold Beautiful restoration and color combination Excellent road handling Sold with its original booklets and manuals French registration Chassis n° 45003 By signing, in 1972, th
Chassis No.: 3221 SA Engine No.: 3221 SA $3,167,500 USD | Sold • Among the Most Desirable of Ferrari’s Ultra-Exclusive Superamerica Series • One of Only Seven Covered-Headlight, Short-Wheelbase Exampl
Chassis No.: 29517 €66 000 | Sold Rare manual gearbox version Elegant color combination Classy and sporty family car French registration papers as historic vehicle Chassis n° 29517 Unveiled at the Par
Chassis No.: ZFFEB06B000044185 Engine No.: 00812 €32,200 EUR | Sold • Rare cabriolet conversion • Automatic transmission • Present ownership since 2004 • Offered with an original French Certificat d'I
$52,800 USD | Sold Pininfarina designed this one-of-one 1981 Ferrari 400i limousine. It features a 4.8-liter V12 fuel-injected 400 Ferrari engine mated to an automatic transmission. It has been recent
Chassis No.: 3949 SA Engine No.: 56 SA Location: Amelia Island, Florida $4,400,000 USD | Sold • The 1962 Turin Automobile Show car • A factory covered-headlamp example with numerous special-order feat
Chassis No.: 2841SA Engine No.: 2841SA Location: Monterey, California $2,750,000 USD | Sold 340 bhp, 3,967 cc single overhead-camshaft V-12 engine with triple Solex carburetors, four-speed manual gear
Chassis No.: 50807 Engine No.: 01140 $46,200 USD | Sold • Desirable 5-Speed Transmission GTi Model • Unique History And Extensive Factory Modifications • Beautiful Color Combination • Recently Service
Chassis No.: 4251 SA Engine No.: 4251 $2,535,000 USD | Sold • The Most Exotic and Exclusive Coachbuilt Ferrari of the Early 1960s • Long-Wheelbase Series II Superamerica with Desirable Covered Headlig
$38,500 USD | Sold This twin turbo conversion was done by Greg Armstrong of Historic Race Engineering in Costa Mesa, CA. He is best known for being contracted to produce a run of seven Lamborghini Dia
Chassis No.: 4251 SA Engine No.: 4251 $2,535,000 USD | Sold • The Most Exclusive Ferrari Road Car of Its Era • One of Only 22 Long-Wheelbase Series II Examples Built • Displayed by Luigi Chinetti Moto
Chassis No.: 1517 SA Engine No.: 1517 SA Estimate: $3,750,000 - $4,500,000 USD • An Important Coachbuilt Ferrari • The First 400 Superamerica • Commissioned by Italian Industrialist Gianni Agnelli • S
Chassis No.: 2841 SA Engine No.: 2841 SA Location: Phoenix, Arizona $3,080,000 USD | Sold • Platinum Awards at Cavallino Classic and FCA meets; 99 points at Pebble Beach • One of only 17 SWB Pininfari
Chassis No.: 2407 SA Engine No.: 2407 SA Estimate: $5,500,000 - $6,500,000 USD • One of Only Six Series I 400 Superamerica Cabriolets Built by Pininfarina • Delivered New to Italian Industrialist and
