Ferrari Blueprints Including F40 Catalog

Ferrari Blueprints Including F40: In 2002, Japan hosted the renowned "Ferrari & Maserati Artedinamica" exhibition as part of the "Italia in Giappone" celebrations. During this time, Ferrari SpA in Maranello oversaw the operations of both legendary sports car companies. The purpose of this exhibition, as well as the accompanying catalogue, was to highlight Ferrari SpA's importance in the Japanese market. This rare collection of Ferrari plans, which includes the F40, is extremely uncommon in Europe and difficult to get. The catalogue, which is entirely in Japanese, stands out for its innovative format and content layout that combines portrait and landscape orientations. The plans are in English, and they include a variety of old Ferrari and Maserati cars.
 
Features
 
Ferrari F40 (1987) Blueprint
Ferrari Dino Berlinetta (1965) Blueprint
Ferrari 365 Daytona (1967) Blueprint
Ferrari 166MM Coupe Corsa Tipo "Le Mans" (1949) Blueprint
Maserati Mistral (1962) Blueprint
Maserati 3500 GT (1957) Blueprint
Maserati Ghia (1967) Blueprint
62 Pages of High-Quality Paper Print
 
Highlighted Vehicles
 
Ferrari Models:
Ferrari F40
166MM
250 Testa Rossa
246 F1
250 GT SWB
250 GT Lusso
250 GTO
365 GTB/4 Daytona
Pininfarina P5
Pininfarina Mythos
360 Barchetta Montezemolo custom build
F2001
Maquette FX (secret project)
 
Maserati Models:
 
A6G 2000 Vignale
A6GCS Berlinetta Pininfarina
3500 GT
250F
200Si
420M Eldorado
3500 Spyder
Sebring
Bora
 
FAQs
 
1. What is included in the Ferrari and Maserati blueprints catalog?
The catalog includes detailed blueprints for iconic Ferrari and Maserati models such as the Ferrari F40, Dino Berlinetta, 365 Daytona, and several others. It also features high-quality prints and descriptions of various Ferrari and Maserati models.
2. Are the blueprints in the catalog available in English?
Yes, the blueprints are in English, although the catalog itself is in Japanese.
3. Why is this catalog considered a rare find?
This catalogue is regarded as a rare find owing to its unique combination of portrait and landscape orientations, full coverage of legendary Ferrari and Maserati cars, and restricted distribution in Europe.
4. What is the significance of the "Ferrari & Maserati Artedinamica" exhibition?
The display was a highlight of the "Italia in Giappone" celebrations, emphasising Ferrari SpA's reliance on the Japanese market while also highlighting Ferrari and Maserati's legacy and creative brilliance.
5. How many pages does the catalog contain, and what is the quality of the prints?
The catalogue is 62 pages long and printed on high-quality paper. It includes extensive drawings and information of numerous Ferrari and Maserati models.