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Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built AAC 815 1940 020 - 021S 2 125 Sport 1947 01C - 02C plus 2 Factory replica 90125 159 1947 03C - 04C 2 166 Spider Corsa 1947 - 1948 002C - 018I 9 166 Inter 1948 - 1951 005S - 079S 37 166 Sport 1948 001S - 005S 3 166 MM 1948 - 1953 0002M - 0346M 47 195 Inter 1950 - 1952 0081S - 0209EL 26 or 27 195 S 1950 4 212 Inter 1951 - 1953 0107ES - 0291EU 78 or 81 212 Export 1951 - 1952 0070M - 0182ED 27 340 America 1951 - 1952 0082A - 0238A 23 342 America 1952 - 1953 0232AL - 0248AL 6 340 Mexico 1952 0222AT - 0228AT 4 225 Europa 1952 0223EU 1 225 S 1952 0152EL - 0220ED 21 225 Inter 1952 0156ET 1 250 Europa 1953 - 1954 0295EU - 0351EU 20 or 21 250 MM 1953 - 1954 0230MM - 31 0390MM 340 MM 1953 0268AM - 10 0350AM 375 America 1953 - 1954 0293AL - 0355AL 12 375 MM 102 1953 - 1955 0286MM - 26 0490AM 625 TF 1953 0302TF - 0306TF 3 735 S 1953 0428M - 0556MD 3 375 Plus 1954 0348AM - 8 0488AM 250 Monza 1954 0420M - 0446M 4 500 Mondial 1954 - 1955 0404MD - 31 0590MD 750 Monza 1954 - 1955 0440M - 0586M 31 250 GT Europa 1954 - 1956 0357GT - 0427GT 34 Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 118 LM 1955 0484LM - 0544LM 3 121 LM 1955 0484LM - 0558LM 4 857 Sport 1955 0570M - 0588M 4 860 Monza 1955 - 1956 0602M and 2 0604M 410 Sport 1955 - 1956 0592CM - 4 0598CM 250 GT Boano 1955 - 1957 0429GT - 0675GT 88 410 1955 - 1956 0423SA - 0501SA 13 + Superamerica prototype Series I 0423 250 GT LWB TdF 1955 - 1959 0503 - 1367 14 no louvre 410 1956 - 1957 0671SA - 0721SA 5 Superamerica Series II 500 TR 1956 0600 MDTR - 16 0654MDTR 290 MM 1956 0606MM - 4 0628MM 625 LM 1956 0612 - 0644 4 410 Superfast PF 1956 0483SA 1 Speciale 250 GT LWB TdF 1956-1957 0585 - 0707 9 14 louvre 250 GT PF 1956 - 1959 0655GT - 1475GT 40 to 42 Cabriolet Series I 250 GT LWB TdF 1957-1959 0897 - 1401 36 1 louvre 250 GT LWB TdF 1957-1959 0723 - 0895 18 3 louvre 250 GT LWB 1957 - 1960 0769GT - 1715GT 49 California 156 F2 1957 0011 - 0012 2 500/625 TRC 1957 0658 - 0708 19, thereoff 2 625 TRC 315 Sport 1957 0656 - 0684 3 335 Sport 1957 0674 - 0764 4 4.9 Superfast 1957 0725GT 1 250 TR 1957 0666 - 0760 20 250 GT PF 1957 0751 1 Coupe Speciale Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 246 F1 P/156 F2 1958 0008 1 Sharknose Prototype 206 Sport Dino 1958 0740 1 296 Sport Dino 1958 0746 1 312 S/412 MI 1958 0744 1 250 GT Ellena 1958 0679GT - 0887GT 50 thereoff 7 Coupe low and 43 high roof 250 GT PF 1958 - 1960 0851GT - 2081GT 350 to 359 Coupe 410 1958 - 1959 1015SA - 1495SA 12 Superamerica Series III 246 Dino F1 1958 - 1960 0001 - 0007 7 250 TR59 1959 0766TR - 0774TR 5 250 GT Interim 1959 1377 - 1523 7 Berlinetta 246 SP 1959 0790 - 0796 2 246 Sport Dino 1959 - 1960 0776 and 0784 2 250 GT PF 1959 - 1962 1213GT - 3807GT 201 to 204 Cabriolet Series II 400 1959 - 1962 1517SA - 3747SA 18 Superamerica Coupe Series I 400 1960 - 1962 1611SA - 3309SA 7 Superamerica Cabriolet Series I 196 Sport Dino 1960 0776 1 250 GT SWB 1960 1993GT - 2389GT 64 Berlinetta '60 400 Superfast 1960 2207SA 1 250 TRI/60 1960 0780TR - 0782TR 2 250 GT SWB 1960 - 1963 1795GT - 4137GT 56 California 250 GTE 2+2 1960 - 1961 1895GT - 3083GT 302 Series I 156 F1 1961 0001 - 0008 6 Sharknose 250 GT SWB 1961 2429 - 3615 5 Esperimentale 250 GT SWB 1961 - 1963 2399GT - 4065GT 104 Berlinetta '61 250 GT Lusso 1962 - 1964 3849GT - 5955GT 350 Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 250 GTE 2+2 1961 - 1962 3103GT - 4089GT 348 Series II 250 GTE 2+2 1962 - 1964 4093GT - 4959GT 305 Series III 250 TRI/61 1962 0782TR - 0794TR 2 plus one revised TRI/60 156 F1 1962 0007 - 0009 3 196 S 1962 0790 - 0802 36 248 SP 1962 0806 1 268 SP 1962 0798 1 286 SP 1962 0802 revised 196 S 330 TRI/LM 1962 0808 1 Superfast Series 1962 probably 1 III 2207SA Superfast IV 1962 probably 1 2207SA 330 GTO 1962 3765 and 4561 2 250 GTO 1962 - 1964 3223 - 5111 33 400 1962 - 1964 3931SA - 5139SA 22 Superamerica Series II 156 B Aero F1 1963 004 1 330 LMB 1963 4381 - 4725 4 250 P 1963 0810 -0816 4 250 LM 1963 -1966 5149 - 8165 32 330 America 1963 - 1964 4953 - 5125 50 330 GT 2+2 1963 - 1965 2947 - 6929 508 incl. 5 Series I Prototypes 158 F1 1964 005 (?) -006 2 250 GTO '64 1964 55571 - 5575 3 275 P 1964 0818 - 0822 3 275 GTB 1964 6701 - 7271 4 Competizone Speciale 330 P 1964 0818 - 0822 3 revised 275 P 500 Superfast 1964 - 1966 5951SF - 8897SF 37 Series I 275 GTS 1964 - 1966 6001 - 8653 200 plus 3 prototypes 275 GTB 1964 - 1966 5161 - 8979 454 to 456 there 239 Short Nose, 215 Long Nose Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 275 GTB/C 1964 - 1965 6021 - 7641 11 Series I 151/2 F1 1965 0007 - 0009 3 206 Dino 1965 0840 1 Berlinetta Speciale 166/206 P 1965 0834 1 275 P2 1965 0826 0836 5 330 P2 1965 0826 0836 5 revised 275 P2 365 P 1965 0824 - 0838 4 330 GT 2+2 1965 6937 -7547 120 Interim 206 S 1965 - 1967 0852, 002 - 034 34 330 GT 2+2 1965 - 1967 7553 -10193 460 Series II 330 GTC 1966 - 1968 8329 -11613 600 246 Tasman 1966 0010 1 312 F1 including 1966 010 - 012 3 Design-Study "Sigma" 330 P3 1966 0844 - 0848 3 365 P Tri Posti 1966 8815GT and 2 8971GT 275 GTB/C 1966 9007 - 9085 12 Series II 365 California 1966 - 1967 8347 -10369 14 Spider 275 GTB/4 1966 - 1968 8769 -11069 350 330 GTS 1966 - 1968 8899 -11713 100 412 P 1967 0850 and 0854 2 330 P4 1967 0856 - 0860 3 312 F1 1967 - 1969 0001 - 0019 9 275 GTB/4 NART 1967 - 1968 9437 -11057 10 Spider 330 GTC 1967- 1969 09439 - 10241 5 Pininfarina Spécial 365 GT 2+2 1967 - 1971 10431-14099 801 to 803, 6 with Automatic trans. 206 GT Dino 1967 - 1969 00102 - 00404 153 250 P5 1968 0846 1 P6 1968 036 1 Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 312 P Spider, 1968 0868 1 512 S Conversion 612 CanAm 1968 0864 and 0866 2 330 GT Break 1968 7963 1 Vignale 365 GTC 1968 - 1969 11823-12795 150 to 151 365 GTB/4 1968 - 1974 12037 - 17615 1284, thereoff Daytona incl. 1 530 Series 1,7 Competizione with Alloy Prototype and 6 body official Competizione Conversions 365 GTS 1968 - 1969 12163-12493 20 212 E Montagna 1969 0862 1 312 P 1969 -1970 0868 - 0872 3 including 512 S 365 GTS/4 1969 - 1973 12851-17073 121 + 1 Daytona prototype 246 GT Dino 1969 - 1970 00400 - 01116 357 Serie L 246 GT Dino 1970 - 1971 01118 - 02130 506 Serie M 312 B F1 1970 - 1971 001 - 004 4 Modulo 1970 1046 1 512 S/M 1970 1002 - 1050 25 including Modulo 712 CanAM 1971 1010 1 365 Michelotti 1971 14299 - 16467 5 NART Spider 365 GTB/4 1971 12467 5 Daytona Competizione Series I Alloy 365 GTB/4 1971 5 Daytona Competizione Series II 365 GTB/4 1971 - 16717 5 Daytona Competizione Series III 312 P 1971 - 1973 0874 - 0898 12 312 B2 F1 1971 - 1973 005 - 008 4 365 GTC/4 1971 - 1972 14179-16289 500 Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 246 GT Dino 1971 - 1974 02132 - 07650 1624 Serie E 246 GTS Dino 1972 - 1974 02174 - 08518 1274 365 GT4 2+2 12037 1972 - 1976 15897-18895 525 incl. 3 prototypes 312 B3 F1 1973 - 1974 009 - 020 7 365 GT/4 BB 102A 12328 1973 - 1976 17185-19445 387 B 308 GT/4 Dino 106 1973 - 1980 07202 - 15604 2826 incl. one LM (08020) 312 T F1 1975 -1976 018 - 024 7 308 GTB 03 15346 1975 - 1977 18677 - 21289 712 (Factory Vetroresina quotes 808) 365 GT4 BB 1975 - 1976 17577 - 18139 3 Competizione 208 GT/4 Dino 14865 1975 - 1980 08830 - 15596 840 308 Rainbow 1976 12788 1 312 T2 F1 1976 - 1978 029 - 031 3 308 GTB Steel 03 15346 1976 - 1980 19367 - 34349 + 2185 post series cars 400 GT 1976 - 1979 19353 - 147 400 GT 1976 - 1979 354 Automatic 512 BB 05 102 1976 - 1981 19677 - 38487 929 308 Millechiodi 03 1977 23611 1 308 GTS 04 1977 - 1980 22619 - 34501 3219 512 BB 1978 22175 - 24131 4 Competizione 512 BBLM 1979 - 1982 26681 -44023 25 312 T3 F1 1978 032 - 036 5 400 i 06 1979 - 1984 19353 - 55523 421 400 i Automatic 07 101 19353 873 Pinin 1980 20263 1 312 T5 F1 1980 042 - 048 6 126 C F1 1980 047 - 049 2 208 GTB 1980 - 1982 31219 - 41329 160 208 GTS 1980 - 1982 31249 - 41265 140 308 GTBi 01 1980 - 1982 31327 - 43059 494 308 GTSi 02 1980 - 1982 31309 - 43079 1743 to 1749 Mondial 8 08 1980 - 1983 31075 - 41727 703 126 CK F1 1981 050 - 054 5 126 CK B F1 1981 050 - 054, 3 revised CKs Modell Modell-Ziffer Tipo IGM/DGM Produktionszeitraum Serien- Anzahl Nummer Nummernkreis Model Digit Number Year of production Serial Number examples Range built 512 BBi 09 110 1981 - 1984 38121- 52935 1007 126 C2 F1 1982 055- 061 10 208 GTB Turbo 10 19082 1982 - 1985 41357 - 59277 437 208 GTS Turbo 11 19082 1982 - 1985 42863 - 59279 250 308 GTB QV 12 1982 - 1985 42809 - 59071 748 308 GTS QV 13 1982 - 1985 41701 - 59265 3042 or 3043 Mondial QV 14 1982- 1985 41737 - 59131 1145 126 C2 B F1 1983 062 - 065 4 126 C3 F1 1983 066 -070 5 Mondial QV 15 1983 - 1985 47247 - 59163 629 Cabriolet 126 C4 F1 1984 071 - 077 7 Testarossa 17 113 1984 - 1992 53081 - 92471 7177 Testarossa 18 0 Spider 288 GTO 16 114 1984 - 1986 50253 - 58345 280 incl.
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  • Ferrari: Under the Skin Tour Proposal

    Ferrari: Under the Skin Tour Proposal

    Ferrari: Under the Skin Tour proposal FERRARI: UNDER THE SKIN, DESIGN MUSEUM, 2017, PHOTOGRAPHY BY LUKE HAYES FERRARI: UNDER THE SKIN 2 Contents Exhibition summary 3 Exhibition structure 4 What are they saying? 10 Exhibition details 11 Terms and conditions 12 Contact 13 The Design Museum Touring Programme The Design Museum Touring Exhibitions Programme was set up in 2002 with an aim to bring design exhibitions to audiences around the UK and internationally. Since then, the Museum has toured more than 120 exhibitions to 99 venues in 27 countries worldwide. In May 2018, The Design Museum was awarded the title of European Museum of the Year and commended by the panel for its effort in developing ‘an important democratic and multi-layered intercultural dialogue, with a significant social impact in the community’. The Design Museum touring exhibitions range in size from 150 to 1000 square metres and cover all areas of design – architecture, fashion, furniture, graphics, product, and more. FERRARI: UNDER THE SKIN 2 FERRARI: UNDER THE SKIN, DESIGN MUSEUM, 2017, PHOTOGRAPHY BY LUKE HAYES Exhibition summary What makes a myth? How does a car acquire an immortal name? What makes its creator an enigma and a legend? Today, building a brand is a calculated and knowing process, but Ferrari arose from far more subtle and organic processes that matched different times. In an Italy ravaged by the Second World War, Enzo Ferrari and a small team decided to create the perfect racing machine. The exhibition, developed together with Ferrari, explores its powerful personality, the seldom-seen design process, manufacturing, its racing history, and the way Ferrari’s famous clientele helped establish its reputation.