Official Ferrari 599 SA Aperta Picture Thread

Specs look like a standard F12 engine.

 

Engine on the F60 is a true F12tdf engine - see the VIN engine digits on both F60 and F12tdf. But other technical stuff such as the chassis, axles, trains etc... are they berlinetta or tdf? (No worries if you don’t know, I was just wondering about this model after you mentioned what’s under the 599s).

 

Yes, I see that now. Looked at the wrong source, apparently. Same good source quoted the chassis was F12, but the engine was TDF, so sounds similar to the SA Aperta. As you can tell, I do not track anything newer than the 599.

 

Zaza, Avio met. is the color of the stripe isn’t it? Body color is Azzuro California?

 

@Taz, thanks for your research and reply!
From what I could read on various threads, yes you seem to be highly documented on « older » models, much more than recent ones - hey, we can’t know everything

 

Nope, i really think it is the body colour, n° 591 - below is an other Avio Met. 599 (but I have trouble to find 591 colour sample !)

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Sure indeed you’re right, Blu Avio is a shade... of blue!
I don’t know why I was mixing with Bianco Avorio (avio...avorio... different words but that mixed up in my head haha).
Thanks for the info

Would be curious to know then the shade of white name that was used for this stripe on the Blu Avio SA Aperta.

 

Very intersting question. I don't have the answer, but my guess would be on your theory

 

Not sure the shade of this white comes across in the picture but it is for sale in Germany .....
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picture is from the dealers website; Autohaus Saggio GmbH

 

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Hunter J. G. Frim Photography

 

The Sicilian countryside.... a Grigio SA Aperta... What else ??

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Il cavallerizzo

 

I’m not a big fan of the black details on this kind of car, but I have to admit the black pillars on this car with this Grigio shade fit the lines of the car very well! It makes it sporty but doesn’t overstep its classy and elegant lines.

 

Does this model exist in RHD version? If yes, how many worldwide?

 

Beautiful piece at 1.3M€
#ZFF72RDB000182268

 

Yes the SA Aperta has been released in both LHD and RHD version. They are approx 10 RHD cars, with UK specs - none of the RHD cars have Australian specs.

 

I like that! DK Eng. probably gets some... Anyway, thanks fir the reply

 

Always a pleasure!

Of course they have/had some
https://www.dkeng.co.uk/search.php?search=Sa+Aperta+599

They mention 8 RHD UK examples; the few more RHD ones were supplied to other RHD countries.

 

I went to see the DK eng. page and come back to say you that he said 8 examples build for UK. Absolitly, I was thinking ferrari made some exemplars for Asia?
Merci Victor!

 

I know 13 RHD, 8 are in UK, 1 in Guernesey, 1 in HK ( or was), 1 in Indonesia and 2, no idea ! As Victor wrote, no Australian exemple.

 

C est precis! Merci bien

 

Didn't know there was a second Avorio SA Aperta - this one is currently for sale at Mechatronik with only 750km on the odometer



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I feel one was enough... Though I'll admit I prefer this spec to the one with the chocolate interior.

 

And a third one in Japan ! or the "Japanese" and the Mekatronik is the same ? Do not know the S/N

 

Is it known if this SA is cioccolato or iroko interior?

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Not sure, but looks Iroko to me.

On review, I think my dislike of that spec has less to do with the interior and more to do with the black wheels... No quicker way to ruin an otherwise elegant color combo.