Historical Vehicle Report
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Date: [Date]
1. Introduction:
This Historical Vehicle Report provides a comprehensive overview of the vehicle's history, condition, and significance. It serves to inform potential buyers, collectors, or restorers about the vehicle’s ownership, maintenance, accident history, and current state. With this information, interested parties can make well-informed decisions regarding the purchase, preservation, or restoration of this vehicle. This report aims to preserve the history of this unique automobile and provide insights into its future care.
2. Vehicle Identification:
Make: Ferrari
Model: F40
Year of Manufacture: 1991
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): ZFFGJ34B000079234
Engine Type: 2.9L Twin-Turbo V8
Transmission Type: 5-speed Manual
Color (Original/Current): Red / Original Red
Odometer Reading: 75,200 miles
3. Ownership History:
First Owner: Johnathan Leclerc (Private Owner, France)
Ownership Duration: 1991–2005
Subsequent Owners:
Michael Rogers (Collector, USA)
Ownership Duration: 2005–2012
Mark Davidsson (Private Owner, Sweden)
Ownership Duration: 2012–2021
Total Number of Owners: 3
4. Accident and Damage History:
Accident History:
June 25, 2055 – Minor rear-end collision at low speed. The bumper and tail light were replaced.
November 19, 2057 – Side-impact accident. The left door was replaced. No frame damage was reported.
Insurance Claims:
July 2055 – Claim for rear-end accident, repair costs: $12,500.
December 2057 – Claim for side impact damage, repair costs: $25,000.
5. Maintenance and Service History:
Routine Maintenance:
February 15, 2050 – Oil change and fluid top-up.
May 22, 2052 – Tire replacement (Michelin Pilot Sport).
August 10, 2054 – Brake inspection and disc resurfacing.
Major Repairs:
January 10, 2054 – Turbocharger replacement (both turbos).
October 5, 2056 – Full suspension overhaul (shocks, bushings, and springs replaced).
Service Provider(s):
Ferrari Authorized Service Center, Paris, France
Redline Performance Garage, Los Angeles, USA
6. Registration and Title Information:
First Registered On: April 15, 1991
Current Registration Status: Active
Title History:
May 5, 1991 – Clean title issued (France)
July 15, 2005 – Title transfer to USA (Clean title)
October 22, 2012 – Title transfer to Sweden (Clean title)
Previous Registration Locations: France, USA, Sweden
7. Mileage and Usage:
Odometer History:
May 5, 2050 – 72,000 miles
August 18, 2052 – 73,500 miles
January 12, 2054 – 74,000 miles
December 2, 2057 – 75,200 miles
Average Annual Mileage: 1,500 miles
Usage History:
8. Original Equipment and Specifications:
Original Engine Specifications: 2.9L Twin-Turbo V8, 478 horsepower, 425 lb-ft torque
Transmission Specifications: 5-speed manual, gated shifter
Other Factory Features:
Lightweight carbon fiber body panels
Air-conditioning, Recaro bucket seats
Ferrari’s iconic pop-up headlights
9. Historical Significance:
Vehicle Rarity: The Ferrari F40 is one of the most iconic supercars ever produced. Only 1,315 units were made, and it remains a highly sought-after collector’s item.
Notable Historical Importance:
Featured in various automotive documentaries and high-profile auctions.
Owned by a prominent Ferrari collector, Michael Rogers, for seven years, significantly increasing the car's provenance.
This particular vehicle is one of the last F40s to be imported into the United States before Ferrari discontinued production in 1992.
10. Current Condition:
Exterior Condition:
The exterior is in excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear. The original red paint still shines brightly, with no visible rust or corrosion.
Some minor rock chips on the front bumper from highway driving.
Interior Condition:
The interior is well-maintained, with original black leather seats that show slight creasing but no cracks.
Dashboard and instrument panel are in excellent condition with no fading or wear.
Mechanical Condition:
The engine runs smoothly with no unusual noises.
Recent turbocharger replacement and suspension overhaul ensure peak performance.
The manual transmission shifts smoothly with no issues.
Restoration/Modification Status:
No significant modifications made, but a few OEM parts have been replaced over the years (turbochargers, suspension components).
The car remains largely unmodified, retaining its originality.
11. Conclusion:
This Ferrari F40 is a well-preserved example of one of Ferrari’s most iconic vehicles. With a relatively low mileage for its age and solid ownership history, it offers great potential for a collector or enthusiast. The vehicle is in exceptional mechanical and cosmetic condition, making it an excellent investment in the world of classic cars. Its rare combination of originality, limited ownership, and historical significance makes this F40 a valuable and collectible asset.
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