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Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by simsko, Jun 17, 2015.

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  1. simsko

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    #4 amenasce, Jun 18, 2015
    Yes, the only F40 thing in that car is the engine and it's supposed to be tuned to LM specs. The rest is not Ferrari built or sourced. But it does look very well done.
     
  5. simsko

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    #5 simsko, Jun 18, 2015
    In the vid it says that it is a f40 monocoque built as a prototype for LM. So the monocoque was not a prototype by Ferrari but somewhere else? The body panels are ferrari or custom as well?

    Either way you know they are serious when they talk about engines in terms of hours of durability:).
     
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    #6 PAUL500, Jun 19, 2015
    I don't think any of the panels would actually fit an F40, they are F40 esque instead.

    Owners do tend to embellish stories at times, not much left of the LM is one was used as a donor.
     
  7. Mikestradale

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    #7 Mikestradale, Jun 19, 2015
    This car is called the F40 Barchetta Beurlys.

    More photos here: F40 Barchetta Beurlys

    Built by Tony Gillet with help from Michelotto. It was built for Jean ‘Beurlys’ Blaton. It's now owned by a dutch owner.

    It's serviced by Forza Service in the Netherlands. Very cool car. I see it every time I am there.
     

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