Ferrari F40 - Technical Drawing - Frame - Design

A radical celebration turned into an icon. Official document and representation of the Ferrari F40, presented in 1987 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Maranello brand. conceived under the direct supervision of Enzo Ferrari, it was the last model developed in the life of the “Commendatore,” and from its birth it was destined to become a myth.

The Ferrari F40 was not an evolution, it was a statement. Its design, the work of Pininfarina, opted for an extreme and functional aesthetic: sharp lines, generous air intakes, lightweight panels, and the unmistakable fixed rear wing that defined its silhouette. Each element had a clear purpose: reduce weight, increase aerodynamic load, and maximize performance. There were no concessions to luxury; only an obsession with speed.

Its structure incorporated composite materials such as Kevlar, carbon fiber, and aluminum—advanced technologies for its time. The cockpit, minimalist and almost Spartan, eliminated everything superfluous: simple door panels, absence of carpets, and an atmosphere that reminded more of a race car than a conventional grand tourer.

At the heart of the F40 beat a 2.9-liter twin-turbo V8 capable of surpassing 470 hp. Coupled to a five-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive, it offered a visceral, demanding, and absolutely analog driving experience. Power delivery was explosive, the turbo pushed with intensity, and every acceleration conveyed a crude and direct sensation, with no electronic aids to soften the character.

It was the first production car to officially reach 320 km/h, a milestone that positioned it as the fastest car in the world at the time. But beyond the numbers, the F40 represented a philosophy: lightness, radicality, and mechanical purity.

Today, the Ferrari F40 is one of the most admired and revered supercars in history. A piece that embodies Ferrari’s wildest and most authentic essence, a symbol of an era when passion and engineering came together without filters to create machines destined to transcend time.

Comes with a black wood frame and synthetic glass. Very well wrapped and protected for safe transport until you have it in your hands. The external dimensions are 63 x 93 cm with a depth of 3 cm.

Large-format print with gallery-quality. Museum-grade cotton canvas paper, 340 g/m2.

FRAME INCLUDED, you’ll only need to hang it on the wall. Shipped in a wooden box to prevent any impact. See the photos.

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