1997 Ferrari F50

Ferrari made 349 numbered examples of the F50 in a two-year production run, exclusively manufactured in left hand-drive configuration. The model gained acclaim with customer deliveries around the globe, despite the limitations imposed by the position of its steering wheel and pedals yet a limited number of owners explored options to customise this. This example, which was completed by the Maranello factory in March 1997, is one of an extremely limited number of F50s existent which were converted in period by official Ferrari coachbuilder Pininfarina to right-hand drive. A plaque affixed to the carbon fibre-clad transmission tunnel denotes that this car was customised by Pininfarina in December 2000, when it is thought that this F50 was converted from left to right-hand-drive.