Ferrari F355 UK production numbers how many left?

[kds keltec]

So after a chat this week with one of my customers who dropped by to book his 512TR for some work we got talking about car prices (mainly the low volume handmade type of vehicles) the chat ended up talking about the F355 and how many are left in their separate forms?
This led me to have a quick bit of searching on the web.
The only info I could find for UK cars was this.
Production numbers for UK being the lower figure of course
F355 GTB
Total 4915 RHD 496

F355 GTS
Total 2577 RHD 434

F355 Spider
Total 3714 RHD 454

What would be great was how many actually left taxed or sorn, also if F1 box or manual.
Even better would be divided into colour spec etc , but I am sure that’s a big ask.

Kelly

[mad4amanda]

I wonder what they are registered with the DVLA as , because they don`t appear on https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/

[kds keltec]

mad4amanda said:

I wonder what they are registered with the DVLA as , because they don`t appear on https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/

Hence why i asked on here as i could not find a site that shows data for older ferrari's.

kelly

[R36vw]

Very difficult to know.

What you can only go on are the figures published and then a bit of guessing on say 5-10% written off and maybe 5% exported. It's a tough one

Reckon you're looking around 1000-1200 rhd in all in the uk. But that's a guesstimate

[F1Sean]

AFAIK there were 74 no. 355 F1 GTS made in RHD (I have one) and 137 no. 355 F1 Spider's in RHD. Not sure about the GTB in F1 form.

[Birkin1932]

Not your answer, but interesting all the same. These cars will be the next to rocket, particularly manual models

F355 and 355 F1 Berlinetta
Production started: 1993.
Production ended: 1999.
Total production: 4,915, 496 RHD (88 F1).
First serial number: 98345.
Last serial number: 115890(?).
Length/Width/Height (inches): 167.3/74.8/46.1.
Wheelbase/Front track/Rear track (inches): 96.5/59.6/63.6.
Dry weight (lbs.): 2,976.
Front Brakes/Rear Brakes:
Front Wheels, Tires/Rear Wheels, Tires: ?, 225/40 ZR 18/?, 265/40 ZR 18.
Engine Name/Type/Design: F129C/F129C (F1)/90 degree alloy V8/DOHC, five valves per cylinder.
Displacement (cc)/Bore/Stroke (mm): 3,500/?.
Compression (n/1): 11.0.
Turbo charger/Intercooler:
Fuel delivery/Fuel system: EFI/Bosch Motronic 2.7.
Ignition: Bosch Motronic 2.7.
Max hp/RPM: 375 @ 8,250.
Max torque (ft. lbs.)/RPM: 268 @ 6,000.
Output: 107.1 hp per liter.
0-60:
Top speed:
Quarter mile:
80-0:

F355 and 355 F1 GTS
Production started: 1994.
Production ended: 1999.
Total production: 2,577, 434 RHD (74 F1)
.First serial number: 98894(?).
Last serial number: 115891(?).


F355 and 355 F1 Spider
Production started: 1994.
Production ended: 1999.
Total production: 3,714, 454 RHD (139 F1).
First serial number: 100986(?).
Last serial number: 117040.



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Edited by Birkin1932 on Thursday 5th February 23:09

[theRossatron]

Perhaps someone should start a 355 register?

[kds keltec]

theRossatron said:

Perhaps someone should start a 355 register?

http://www.ferrari355registry.com



you have to enter/select the year and then scroll down to see the list for that year.



kelly

[theRossatron]

kds keltec said:

http://www.ferrari355registry.com



you have to enter/select the year and then scroll down to see the list for that year.



kelly

That was quick

[jtremlett]

kds keltec said:

Hence why i asked on here as i could not find a site that shows data for older ferrari's.

kelly

Just to answer this somewhat belatedly. HowManyLeft just uses the DVLA data from here https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-set... If you look at the relevant dataset (VEH120 for licensed cars and VEH121 for SORNed) you can see that all Ferraris prior to the 360 (and I believe, including some 360s) are lumped together under a Model of 'missing'. In other words, the model is either not correctly recorded in or not correctly extracted from the DVLA database so no split for earlier Ferraris is currently available from the DVLA data - although it is possible to have a stab from the separate MOT data that is available which doesn't give the model but does give engine size.

Jonathan