1990 Ferrari 330 P4 Spyder Evocazione

This superb recreation of Ferrari's World Sportscar Championship-winning 330 P4 prototype was built by N F Auto Developments (Neil Foreman). The car was completed in May 2005 after a two year build with full SVA approval. The build brief was to create a car as authentic as possible using a carburettor-equipped 4,823cc Ferrari V12 engine taken from a 1978 400GT. The donor car, registration number 'HLH 142T', had covered a mere 50,000 miles from new with a full service history. The engine was removed from the donor car and comprehensively rebuilt over a period of six months by Vincenzo Mezzulo. All parts were purchased from Maranello in keeping with a meticulous attention to detail that characterised the entire rebuild. For example, the P4-style dashboard was fabricated with riveted aluminium pontoons and even a period-correct Momo Prototipo steering wheel was sourced. Beautifully finished in metallic gunmetal with black interior, the V12 engine is mated to a 5-speed Getrag gearbox with incredible performance and noise that bellows from the bespoke, hand crafted, stainless steel exhaust system. The car was run in carefully and has covered only minimal mileage since the rebuild was completed. Highly detailed and finished to a very high standard with much money spent in achieving as near to perfect a copy as possible, this V12 Ferrari is accompanied by all recent receipts for detailed work on the car.

'TFM 1F' represents a rare opportunity to purchase a car that is totally unique and would cost well in excess of £100,000 to build today. Although currently road registered, this car would make an ideal race or rally entrant.