1961 Ferrari Other
- Number #01 Modena built of 7 total" by Modena Design 1985 (first built)
- Fully documented
- Not touched for years (in private collection)
- Not shown to public since 1994
- Clean California Title (titled as 1961)
- Registered Ca valid 2016
Builder: Mark Goyette Modena Design Inc. 1985 This is the car John Hughes saw and picked for "Ferris Bueller Day off"From 1985 to 1987 a company called Modena Design produced replicas of Ferrari’s famed 250 GT California Spider. A fiberglass body is fitted to a NASCAR Chassis Builder Bob Webbtube frame with a 550HP NASCAR built Race Stroker Motor. The cars are strikingly accurate and many would never be able to tell the real 250 CA and the Modena replica apart from the outside. This is precisely why they used one in the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. It is also why Ferrari then sued Modena Design and won a cease and desist order. This has only made these cars more popular because now everyone knows how well these are made. Reportedly one was made by Mark Goyette (this car) seven were hand built 43 were kits sold to individuals and only 38 still exist. All these factors make the Modena recreations collectible in their own right and a unique if odd part of Ferrari history. Here is what the last real 1961 Ferrari sold for at auction: $15180000 (Million) Again this one was built in 1985 California Registered as a 1961...
- #01 (Prototype)
- 5500 Actual Miles
- NASCAR Chassis
- 500 Horsepower
- Private Seller - No Auction Fee's
#02 Car sold at Pebble Beach $230000:..(Billionaire Canadian buyer) Recently used at a Fundraiserhttp://calgary.ctvnews.ca/oh-yeah-ferris-bueller-s-ride-to-make-calgary-appearance-1.1450090 Good ole fashioned American Horsepower! 550HP Stroker!!
