not either. those are not british, french, belgian, dutch, italian, spanish, swiss, or german plates. maybe portuguese?
Well, I don't know ... people say that this unit was from the Belgian royal family, the car has a plate from some royal family on the passenger side but there is no clear photo @Marcel Massini Can you tell us something?
I wouldn't say so, but just a guess. If it is indeed a photoshop, it's a really good one over a classic old photo.
Zoom in the picture and the numbers-letters are clearer. 53180N or 63180N. Now look for period-correct plates from different countries... Wild guess: Denmark, Norway?
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All this search is to know part of the history of #84455 that belonged to a royal family, the F40 has a gold plate, but in the photos I have, it is not possible to read which royal family it belonged to. Van Rossem had a relationship with the Belgian royal family, so I suspect that it may have something to do with that unit
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well, we are close .... Now, # 84455 do you know something that can be commented? (Why is there so much mystery with this unit?) I just want to know its origin and I will keep the information private, I am writing the story of Ferrari in the Canary Islands and that car has been in the islands since 1994. (I accept a private answer)
So in France now? Any idea about how many km or anything? Is it will looked after or run down? Just asking out of interest since I owned it '89 to'91
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