Ferrari F40-Style Coin-Operated Children’s Ride

This children’s ride was manufactured in the style of a Ferrari F40 by the Sela Group of Forli, Italy, in the 1990s. It is said to have been used at an amusement park in Italy,  later refurbished, and subsequently purchased by the seller in 2025 and shipped to the US. The ride features red fiberglass bodywork with blue and white stripes atop a black base, and motion is provided by a coin-operated electric motor. Additional equipment includes front and rear lights, cabin lights, and a three-spoke steering wheel. This Ferrari-style children’s ride is now offered at no reserve in Miami Beach, Florida, with a bill of sale.

The Ferrari F40-style fiberglass bodywork was refurbished under prior ownership and finished in red with white and blue center stripes. It features a rear wing, a black windshield, faux light covers and air intakes, white roundels and various logos, Ferrari emblems, and working fender and rear lights. The ride measures approximately 48” long, 27” wide, and 36” tall.

White-finished Speedline-style wheels are fitted at the corners and feature yellow prancing horse center caps.

The cockpit is equipped with a single black seat with a red inlay, sitting aft of a faux F40-style instrument panel and a three-spoke steering wheel. The coin slot is positioned within a free-standing cabinet that features a flashing red light, locking access panels, and an emergency stop button. An electric motor provides motion.

The base is finished in black with Ferrari F40 logos and features a diamond-plate top, while caster wheels and grab handles are fitted. A speaker system that plays simulated engine noises has been disconnected.