This classic car is for sale on Catawiki. To have more information or to place a bid click on the "BID NOW" button. .The 512 TR is the more than brilliant evolution of the original Testarossa. This version is widely considered the best and most beautiful version of the Testarossa due to its improved engine performance, better braking power, more stable handling and a more practical interior. Aesthetically, this 512 TR is praised for its beautiful lines, sporty and elegant at the same time, yet undeniably a real Testarossa.

This original 512 TR with matching numbers was delivered new in Switzerland in March 1993, it then went to France in 2015 to a Ferrari enthusiast near Toulouse. Shortly after its purchase and with 92,500 km on the counter, it was entrusted to a renowned Ferrari specialist for an extensive review. In addition to the necessary maintenance work, the timing belts were replaced, a new clutch was fitted and the gearbox was overhauled with new synchro rings.

In mid-2017, the car was sold to the third and current Belgian owner, the mileage at the time was just under 93,000 km. The new owner had the necessary work carried out. The cylinder heads were overhauled last year and new timing belts were also fitted. The electrical circuit was thoroughly overhauled with new printed circuit boards, the plastic interior parts were restored to their original condition.
The paintwork and interior are damage free and in fine condition, as are the rims and tyres.

The car has the original document folder with accompanying booklets, as well as the original and complete Ferrari toolkit.

Only 2,261 units of the 512 TR left the Ferrari factory in Maranello between 1991 and 1994. Finding one of these cars with an excellent maintenance history is not an easy task. This 512 TR is in excellent health after 28 years with only 96,000 km on the counter and an extensively documented history of works carried out.

This Italian masterpiece is ready for a new adventure with a new enthusiast.

The car can be viewed and picked up in Anzegem, Belgium.