Current Price: EUR €20,500 – Source
Auction Ends: Friday, March 28 at 12:30pm PT
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This 1:1-scale model depicts the Ferrari F2004 car driven by Michael Schumacher during the 2004 Formula 1 season. The replica is said to have been constructed recently in Europe, and the fiberglass body wears a red #1 livery. Features include fiberglass wheels, Bridgestone racing slicks, a rain light, a fixed-back leather seat, a Sabelt-branded harness, and a Thrustmaster steering wheel. The seller notes that the car measures approximately 179″ long by 71″ wide and 38″ high, and it weighs about 550 pounds. This F2004-style display model is now offered by the seller on behalf of the current owner in Wevelgem, Belgium.
The Ferrari F2004 debuted at the 2004 Australian Grand Prix and secured 15 wins in 18 races that season—13 with Michael Schumacher in the driver seat and another two with Rubens Barrichello. On eight occasions in 2004, the Ferrari teammates finished 1–2. Schumacher drove the F2004 to his seventh and final Formula 1 championship. This generation of the Ferrari F1 car compiled 30 total podium finishes, including one in the first race of the 2005 season. The car was also driven to 12 pole positions.
This 1:1-scale replica of the #1 car was constructed by fitting a fiberglass body over a metal chassis. It is adorned with a red Ferrari Formula 1 team livery with sponsor logos including Marlboro, Bridgestone, Shell, Vodafone, AMD, Olympus, and Fiat. Additional details include front and rear wings, side pods, side mirrors, a rear diffuser, and a rain light.
Silver BBS-style fiberglass wheels are mounted with scrubbed Bridgestone Potenza slicks. The replica suspension is composed of controls arms with pushrods.
The cockpit houses a fixed-back seat trimmed in black leather upholstery and outfitted with a Sabelt multi-point harness. The seller notes that the model is designed to accommodate the weight of an adult and alternatively can be mounted on a wall for display.
The Thrustmaster multi-function steering wheel is attached to a quick-release hub.
The replica is not equipped with running gear or a drivetrain.
