S/N 80776 · F40 · 1989
The F40 linked to Piero Ferrari.
A red F40, beige seats and a small antenna on the roof. The supplied account links 80776 to Piero Ferrari from new. The photographs and family appearances offer leads, while the ownership papers remain the missing link.
- Model year
- 1989
- Exterior recorded
- Rosso Corsa FER 300 · recorded
- Configuration
- Left-hand drive
Selected public storyPreliminary research · October 2026
The record at a glance
- 1989 · reported · An F40 linked to Piero Ferrari · Stated
- 20 September 2022 · attributed · A familiar F40 on the road · Stated
- 2023–2024 · published context · The family story continues · Stated
3 entries · 3 stated. Each mark is one dated entry; point at one to read it.
Open the journey map37 years · 3 moments- InteriorBeige came later, according to the record.The supplied specification names red fabric seats. Beige leather is a reported later feature; its installer and date remain unknown.
- DetailsAn antenna worth following.A small roof antenna appears in the supplied photograph. Earlier dated images could show when it arrived.
- IdentityAn F40 is not yet this F40.The published 2023 and 2024 family appearances do not name a chassis. They are not proof that 80776 took part.
The car
This VIN is given in the supplied research. No physical VIN photograph, original delivery paper or registration document has been examined for this edition.
- VIN · supplied record
- ZFFGJ34B000080776
- Year · supplied record
- 1989
- Exterior · recorded
- Rosso Corsa FER 300 Glasurit
- Original seats · recorded
- Rosso Stoffa Vigogna
- Later seats · reported
- Beige leather
- Configuration · recorded
- European LHD · non-catalytic · manual windows
The original specification and later personalisation are kept separate. Delivery to Piero Ferrari, continuous ownership and the chassis identity of event appearances remain subject to documentary review.
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Its history
1989
The reported beginning
A new delivery to Piero Ferrari is recorded in the supplied account, awaiting its original papers.
1989 · reported
An F40 linked to Piero Ferrari
StatedThe supplied account identifies chassis 80776 as a European, left-hand-drive F40 delivered new to Piero Ferrari in 1989. It records Rosso Corsa and an original black interior with red fabric seats.1
Still to check The original invoice, delivery record and first registration have not been examined. Original delivery or registration evidence naming the chassis
The ownership link still needs its record A continuous Ferrari-family history is reported, but the intervening registrations and ownership documents have not been supplied.
2022–2024
The car and the family in view
An attributed event photograph offers a comparison point. Later official coverage stops short of naming the chassis.
20 September 2022 · attributed
A familiar F40 on the road
StatedThe report places Piero Ferrari in this F40 at the 2022 Cavalcade Classiche. The supplied event photograph shows beige-looking seats and a roof antenna, two details that could help compare appearances across the years.2
The attributed 2022 event photograph · 1 photograph
20 September 2022 · supplied attribution
An F40 on the Cavalcade
The supplied account attributes this photograph to the 2022 Cavalcade Classiche and chassis 80776. The image shows beige-looking seats, a roof antenna and event number 4. No chassis number is visible, so the individual-car attribution remains to be confirmed.
Supplied archive · photographer not established
Supplied event photographStill to check The date and attribution come from the accompanying account. Neither the photograph nor its filename alone establishes chassis identity or legal ownership.
2023–2024 · published context
The family story continues
StatedFerrari’s own coverage describes Enzo Mattioli Ferrari driving an F40 alongside his grandfather at the 2023 and 2024 Cavalcade Classiche events. Those accounts establish a family connection with an F40, but do not name 80776.34
Still to check These are not confirmed appearances of this individual chassis. The reports cannot establish continuous ownership of 80776.
Sources
A supplied preliminary account and photograph, with Ferrari’s published event coverage used only for the context it identifies.
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Preliminary research
The supplied F40 account
The supplied report gives the VIN and original specification, and attributes delivery new to Piero Ferrari. It explicitly leaves the factory paperwork, first registration and uninterrupted ownership unverified.
Preliminary research report · pp. 2–5
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Supplied photograph and attribution
The 2022 photograph
The supplied photograph shows a red F40 with beige-looking seats, a roof antenna and event number 4. The accompanying report attributes it to the 2022 Cavalcade Classiche and chassis 80776. The photograph itself does not expose a chassis number.
Supplied photograph 80776_CavalcadeClassic 2022.jpeg; report p. 5
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Ferrari published account
The family at Cavalcade, 2023
Ferrari describes Piero Ferrari in an F50 and his grandson Enzo Mattioli Ferrari in an F40 at the 2023 event. The article does not identify the F40 by chassis number.
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Ferrari published account
The family at Cavalcade, 2024
Ferrari again describes Piero Ferrari and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari participating with an Enzo and an F40. This is family context, not chassis-specific proof for 80776.
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Still open
Can original delivery and later records establish this F40’s reported Ferrari-family history?
- Was it delivered new to Piero Ferrari?An original invoice, warranty record or first registration could establish the starting point.
- When did the seats and antenna change?Dated photographs and workshop records could explain the car’s personal details.
- Which F40 appears at the later events?Chassis-specific event or registration records could connect the official coverage to 80776.
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