I do have pictures of the car when I owned it but I have now sold it to a client of mine in Hong Kong. I contacted the factory to confirm factory RHD because to register the car in Hong Kong the car can not be a convert ion must be factory.
Incorrect. It may well have been ordered through official channels; but Pininfarina did the conversion, not the factory.
Perhaps the distinction is that whilst the car was indeed factory ordered as you say, Ferrari SpA subbed the work out to Pininfarina who did the RHD conversion. FWIW Marcel is rarely if ever wrong! The rest of us, you just take your chances Either way a very cool car you sold!
I was in the UK in early 2011 to purchase a F40 to export back to New Zealand. Whilst looking at a F40 at Dick Lovett Ferrari in Swindon I also looked at a RHD F50 they had for sale in their showroom. It was a Sultan car. The conversion certainly looked OK, but you could definitely see it was a conversion as opposed to a factory build. I have some pictures somewhere and will try and post them up. Could it be the same car as the HK one? It seems a coincidence that both were sold in early 2011. Anyway, I ended up purchasing a F40 (83088) from DK Engineering. Loving it.....
OK - found the picture. Unfortunately it's not very good and has no chassis number shown. The RHD car is on the right hand side. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Also in the background of this picture (through the window you can see the steering wheel) Image Unavailable, Please Login
I believe you can't have a LHD in India, not that you would want to venture out onto the crazy roads in your F50
Hey Andrew, how did you bought the car?, do you have contacts with the sultan of Brunei?, if you have please let me know because I'm in buying one his cars.
I hate driving LHD cars in the UK, to me a RHD f50 is attractive but I agree that these cars have become investments now