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It is often said that “rags are old” and John Clower, an 80-year-old Briton, is the ultimate proof of this. Defending that supercars were not born to be locked in a garage, Clower drives his Ferrari F40 on a daily basis.
Passionate about cars and racing from a young age, Clower is an avowed admirer of the Maranello brand and has owned 16 Ferrari models. But what he is most passionate about is the F40, which he ends up using as a day-to-day car.
Painted on Ferrari’s iconic Rosso Corsa, this F40, which was limited to 1,315 units in production, came to Clower in 2009, after many years in search of the ideal car. This Brit even says that he did not buy some F40s that appeared before this one because they had a few kilometers done, something that could make him feel some kind of remorse when using it in everyday life.
When he found this specimen, he knew immediately that “it was the one” and to mark the moment he decided to take it to the Silverstone circuit, in the United Kingdom, to celebrate 25 years since the launch of this model, which remains one of the most iconic . of the Italian brand.
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