Chassis No. ZFFDT57B000134393

This left-hand drive, European-market 360 Challenge Stradale was completed in September 2003 and, according to the Challenge Stradale VIN Register, is the only documented example finished in the striking shade of Azzurro California—comprising approximately 0.08 percent of the 1,300-car production run. As delivered, it was specified with a suite of highly desirable factory options, most notably the road-legal aluminum roll bar. Upon delivery, the dealer replaced the original glass windows with ultra-rare Lexan sliding windows, a feature found on only 51 examples worldwide. Additional highlights include Grigio Scuro (Dark Grey) contrast stitching, an Extra Campionario (Special-Order) Alcantara steering wheel, a diamond-stitched leather headliner, and large-size carbon-fiber bucket seats.

According to its original service and warranty booklet, chassis 134393 was delivered new through Samocar S.p.A. of Rome to Dino D'Ambrosio. The service record begins with a March 2009 stamp for a 10,000-km service carried out by Lais Power GmbH in Stuttgart, Germany at 12,177 km. Registry images indicate that by February 2014 the car was registered in Germany on plates “AA F360” and offered by BRC Stuttgart showing 21,200 km. Later that year, it was relocated to the United Kingdom where it was maintained by Dick Lovett Sporting Ltd. in Swindon, and by June 2015, it was represented by Joe Macari in London wearing plate “LE53HJA.”

The service book further suggests a brief period in France, with servicing by Ch. Pozzi S.A.S. in Levallois in September 2016, and an image from January 2017 placing the car on track at Circuit de la Sarthe. In June 2018, it returned to Joe Macari for service before being sold privately to a Dutch owner showing 27,500 km, then wearing plates “TS-690-P.” In 2021, the car was privately acquired by an owner in Denmark, where it received its 30,000-km service by Formula Automobile AS in May 2022 at 30,218 km.

Repatriated to Italy in 2022 under current ownership, this Challenge Stradale has been driven sparingly and maintained with continued care, including a service by Ineco Auto S.p.A. in February 2024. At the time of cataloging, it displays just 33,382 km. With its desirable maintenance history and a truly singular specification highlighted by its rare Azzurro California livery and Lexan-window, roll-bar-equipped configuration, this is an unrepeatable opportunity to acquire one of the most celebrated Ferrari road cars of the 2000s in a form that is very likely one-of-one.