Cambi Casa d'Aste, through its Vintage Cars and Motorcycles department, makes its debut in the world of motor-themed auctions, and as the only Italian company in the sector, wishes to pay homage to the best known and most prestigious car manufacturer in the world: Ferrari. The name of the auction, in fact, is “Ferrari Memorabilia and Race Car Parts”.
Exactly 85 years ago on November 16, 1929, the Scuderia Ferrari was born in Modena, still today the most successful car team in the world. On 13 November 1994 the great Michael Schumacher won his first world title, reaching the end of his career having won seven world titles, five of which with Ferrari.
Over a hundred lots that will go up for auction between 24 November and 8 December. Among them are very rare and prestigious objects, among which we can highlight lot no. 1: Michael Schumacher gloves autographed and used at the Montecarlo GP in 2004, (estimate 2500-3500), or Ruberns Barrichello's Ferrari overalls (lot 2) estimated at 5.000-7.000 euros, the Ferrari F1 126C3 steering wheel used by Patrick Tambay (lot 3), the experimental front wing of the Ferrari F1 156/85 Michele Alboreto (lot 5 estimate 5.500-7.500) and the original technical drawing of the Ferrari F40 (lot 26 estimated between 10.000 and 12.000 euros).
And again the mirror of Michael Schumacher's Ferrari F1 (lot 57 estimate 3.000-5.000), the illuminated Ferrari Service sign (lot 94 estimate 4.000-6.000 euros), a model Ferrari 250 GTO made of crystal (lot 81 estimate 1.500-1.800 euro) and lastly the table made in a single copy for the Scuderia Ferrari accompanied by the four leather chairs autographed by Schumacher, Irvine, Salo and Todt (lots 20 – 21)
"Ferrari Memorabilia and Race Car Parts” is an auction of rare and exclusive objects from a single collection (owned by a founder of the Ferrari Club Italia) which will be able to excite true motor enthusiasts, and above all lovers of the Prancing Horse of Maranello, who cannot miss a truly unique opportunity of its kind at an international level.
