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The F40 before Gas Monkey Garage
Barrett-Jackson’s 2014 lot description identifies the car as a black 1991 Ferrari F40, VIN ZFFMN34A2M0087589. According to that description, it had one owner and 7,148 actual miles before an accident reported on August 17, 2011. The car sustained damage in multiple places, including a fence impact and severe front-end damage.
Fast N’ Loud follows Richard Rawlings and Gas Monkey Garage as they find and restore cars, according to the show’s official Discovery page. In this case, the F40 was not an untouched example that simply received light cosmetic attention: it was a crash-damaged car that the crew rebuilt.
What Gas Monkey Garage changed
Barrett-Jackson’s lot description says the F40 was disassembled to its bare chassis and rebuilt. It describes the goal as making the car straighter, lighter, and faster than a stock F40. The listed changes included an upgraded turbo setup, TUBI competition exhaust, aluminum flywheel, Kevlar clutch pack, HRE three-piece wheels, and Penske adjustable shocks. Those are the auction description’s claims; they should not be mistaken for an independent assessment of the car’s performance or condition.
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The scale of the work contradicts claims that the shop left the car mechanically untouched or made only minor presentation fixes. The available record documents major rebuilding and modifications, but does not establish the car’s present mechanical state.
Sales and the later auction listing
Hagerty Media reported the following history for the car. Its reported prices are specific to this F40, not general F40 market values.
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| When | Documented or reported event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Before the 2014 sale | Rawlings and Dennis Collins reportedly bought the wrecked F40 for $400,000. | Hagerty Media |
| 2014 | Reggie Jackson bought the car at Barrett-Jackson for a reported $742,500. Barrett-Jackson’s lot record confirms the sale, while Hagerty reports the price. | Barrett-Jackson; Hagerty Media |
| 2015 | The car sold at Barrett-Jackson again for a reported $643,500. | Hagerty Media |
| February 2019 listing | After later owner Richard Scott’s assets were seized, the car was listed for an Apple Towing auction scheduled for February 5–7 in Chino, California. Hagerty reported that Rawlings planned to bid. | Hagerty Media |
Hagerty reported that Scott was arrested in November 2017 and pleaded guilty in May 2018. Its report describes the F40’s scheduled 2019 auction, but does not report an auction result. A plan to bid is not evidence that Rawlings won, and the available sources do not establish the car’s current owner or location.
What is known—and what is not
The documented story is a crash, a substantial rebuild with modifications, two reported Barrett-Jackson sales, and a later auction listing following asset seizure. The available sources do not confirm what happened after the 2019 listing, whether the car was subsequently returned to stock, or its current condition. It would be inaccurate to present a later sale, restoration, or current whereabouts as established fact.
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Where is the Fast N’ Loud Ferrari F40 now?
The sources reviewed do not confirm its current location or owner. The last documented public development is its listing for an Apple Towing auction scheduled for February 2019, as reported by Hagerty Media.
Did Richard Rawlings buy the F40 back?
Hagerty reported that Rawlings planned to bid at the 2019 auction. The report does not establish that he won or reacquired the car.
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Was the F40 badly damaged before the show?
Yes. Barrett-Jackson’s 2014 lot description says the 1991 F40 had left-front damage after a 2011 accident, with damage in multiple places.
What modifications did the Gas Monkey Garage rebuild include?
Barrett-Jackson’s lot description lists an upgraded turbo setup, TUBI competition exhaust, aluminum flywheel, Kevlar clutch pack, HRE three-piece wheels, and Penske adjustable shocks. It also says the car was disassembled to its bare chassis and rebuilt.
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How much did the F40 sell for?
Hagerty reported a $742,500 sale to Reggie Jackson at Barrett-Jackson in 2014 and a $643,500 sale there in 2015. These are reported historical prices for this particular car.
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