OpenSpec™ - PPF ferrari f40 The doubleface collar and pale

The doubleface collar and pale horn Connolly engraved buttons detail the super soft natural tan suede

March 1962

the engineers developed a variety of track specific versions of the W196 with three wheelbases and two interchangeable body styles: the ‘Type Monza’ low-drag streamliner body

an authentic chronograph for those who dare

affectionately known as “Palas Cántabras” or “Palas Cariocas” (inspired by their Cantabrian-Brazilian heritage)

OpenSpec™ - PPF ferrari f40 The doubleface collar and palePPF stands for Power Plant Frame first coined by Mazda, a part of structure found in many of their early vehicles, passengers and race cars alike, aimed to stiffen the chassis. This design celebrates the engineering ingenuity required to create cars that aren't fantastically powered but well balance, & as a result, fun to drive. Torsional rigidity is the bane of race engineers, enthusiasts, & drivers alike as this element tied with a light weight &