For Sale at Auction: 1990 Ferrari Testarossa in Las Vegas, Nevada

Chassis No. ZFFSG17A3L0083213

Engine No. 19874



This attractive U.S.-market Testarossa was completed during the penultimate year
of the original Tipo F110 Testarossa (1984-1991). As such, it benefits from
nearly all of the mechanical improvements introduced over the Testarossa's
lifetime-most significantly, the introduction of five-bolt, 16-inch wheels in
mid-1988, making modern tire sourcing significantly easier. Chassis 83213 was
originally finished in the uncommon and striking livery it wears today,
consisting of Nero (Black) paintwork over Rosso (Red) leather with Nero carpets.




The original service and warranty book records that the car was initially
delivered to Autohaus, Inc. in Cohasset, Massachusetts. A Mr. Dwayne A. Richards
of Seattle, Washington, is noted as the Ferrari's original owner, with the
warranty commencing on 12 December 1989. According to its clean CARFAX Vehicle
History Report, the TR was first registered in Washington in May 1990. By 2005
it surfaced for sale in Fort Worth, Texas, advertised as a one-owner example
showing just 3,567 miles at the time. It subsequently passed between dealers in
Washington and California before entering private ownership with Andrew Calhoun
of South Carolina. Calhoun would retain chassis 83213 until 2015. Later that
year it was documented in the care of Ferrari Los Angeles showing only 5,998
miles, with a new Southern California-based owner. Acquired by the consignor
earlier this year, the Testarossa received a recent service in the fall of 2025
performed by DriverSource of Houston, Texas, including an oil change and
thorough detailing. Today, the black Testarossa indicates a mere 6,466 miles
from new and appears to have always been treated as a cherished collector's
piece.



Beautifully preserved, the Nero coachwork retains a fine luster, while inside
the predominantly Rosso leather interior maintains fine condition throughout,
with the adjustable bucket seats showing only minor age-related creases. The
iconic three-spoke MOMO steering wheel with its yellow horn button remains in
excellent condition. The quintessentially-1980s Veglia Borletti instrumentation
features four main dials with black faces and orange numerals, while center
console gauges complete the purposeful driver-focused layout. Throughout the
cabin, the overall condition reflects the respect this Testarossa has commanded
from its caretakers. Furthermore, the car is accompanied by its owner's manuals,
original service and warranty book, a selection of tools, and a jack.



The Tipo F110 Testarossa remains one of the most coveted and widely recognizable
models of the marque for its era-defining styling and its glorious flat-twelve's
performance. With its uncommon livery and low mileage, chassis 83213 is a
standout example of this Prancing Horse.