Race Car. Not Street Legal. Off-Road Use Only. Sold on a Bill of Sale- No title. Derived from the Ferrari 360 Modena road car, the factory-built 360 Modena Challenge race cars were designed to compete in a Ferrari-only race series, the "Ferrari Challenge". The 360 Challenge accelerated, cornered, and braked significantly faster than the road version of the 360 and featured upgraded Bosch race-tuned ABS software, a stripped-down racing interior, and specially tuned exhaust which accounted for the gain in horsepower featured in the Challenge versions. This 360 Challenge, Serial
126986, was sold new in the Southwestern U.S. It was then sold to Peter Novak of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida with less than 1,000 miles on the odometer. He brought the car to the 2005 Cavallino Classic track days at Moroso Raceway in Palm Beach, Florida. It was offered for sale again in 2006 in the Ferrari Market Letter with the notation: "Scuderia red. All updates, maintained by Shelton Ferrari. Ready for the 2006 Ferrari Challenge." Level 5 Motorsports campaigned the car in various SCCA events in 2008 and 2009, setting a track record at La Junta in the process. In addition, the Ferrari 360 was also the national title holder at the SCCA Runoffs at Road America in 2009. Low-volume factory-built race car. Very rare opportunity to own the first full race car Challenge car as opposed to street car conversions in previous models.
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