Chassis No. ZFFZR52C000124169
Engine No. F133A62755
Transmission No. 1686344040

Chassis number 124169 is the 191st of a mere 448 Barchetta Pininfarina examples produced for the global market, completed in right-hand drive and destined for the United Kingdom. Departing from the frequently selected Rosso Corsa or Giallo Modena hues, this special Ferrari was tastefully finished in an equally special Extracampionaro Blu Le Mans livery, beautifully complemented by a Blu Scuro leather interior. Beyond the standard Barchetta Pininfarina appointments—including Scuderia Ferrari fender shields, modular wheels, and carbon fiber interior trim—this example features charcoal stitching, along with color-matched Blu Scuro leather adorning both the roll bars and steering wheel. The specification is further elevated by the desirable Fiorano Handling Package (FHP), which delivers stiffer springs, a revised steering rack, a thicker anti-roll bar, and upgraded brake pads highlighted by vibrant red calipers.

Receiving its certificate of conformity on 3 September 2001, the Barchetta was dispatched from Maranello Concessionaires Ltd. to Maranello Sales Ltd. of Egham, Surrey, before delivery to its first owner Grahame David Chilton, father of British racing drivers Max and Tom Chilton, on 20 September 2001. Stamps in the original service booklet and invoices record that the Ferrari received service at regular intervals from specialist shop Joe Macari Ltd., traveling a modest 3,375 miles by 2006. Subsequent caretakers continued to regularly service the car at Joe Macari and licensed dealers before the current consignor acquired the car in 2017.

Under current ownership, chassis 124169 has been primarily entrusted to the expert technicians at Bob Houghton Ltd., most recently serviced in March 2025. This service included replacement of the power steering reservoir and hose, repairs to the stereo and handbrake mechanism, fitment of new rear tires, and thorough road testing. Today, this exceptional Ferrari displays just 10,836 original miles at the time of cataloging.

The deep, lustrous Blu Le Mans paintwork presents in exceptional condition, as does the interior with its expansive Blu Scuro leather surfaces, showing only inexorable age-related pilling to the original Alcantara upholstery. With its uncommon and striking color specification, lifetime of specialist maintenance, and relatively low mileage, this rare Barchetta Pininfarina is surely one of the finest investment-grade examples of the model currently on offer anywhere in the world.