Ferrari F105L V8 Engine Coffee Table

This coffee table was constructed using an F105L engine block sourced from a Lancia Thema 8·32. It is estimated that 4,000 Thema 8·32 models were manufactured; they were powered by a Ferrari-based 3.0-liter V8 that drove the front wheels. The partially assembled engine wears a Martini-style livery, and details include a glass tabletop supported by four metal brackets, an intake manifold that rises above the tabletop through a cutout in the surface, and lockable casters. This Ferrari F105L V8 coffee table is now offered at no reserve in Harelbeke, Belgium.

The components were sandblasted and repainted. The engine block is painted white, the timing covers and exhaust headers are black, and the intake manifold and valve covers have Martini decals. Casting numbers are shown in the gallery below. The engine lacks internal components.

The rectangular tempered-glass tabletop measures approximately 35.5″ long by 31.5″ wide and features a cutout for the intake manifold to pass through. Metal supports with round pads support the glass top.

Four lockable casters are attached to red metal brackets mounted to the assembly. The entire assembly weighs ~243 pounds.