Ferrari 410 Superamerica Cabriolet

Vehicle Overview

The Ferrari 410 Boano Cabriolet was unveiled by Carrozzeria Boano at the Turin Motor Show in 1956. It is identical in design to the first Ferrari body that Boano built on the 250 GT chassis and was initially sold, together with its twin, the 410 Superamerica Boano Coupe, to Giorgio Sisini Sorso, the Count of Sant’Andrea in Milan. The Ferrari 410 Boano Cabriolet then passed to Roberto Crepaldi, who sold the car on behalf of the Sisini family to Bill Jacobs in Chicago, and in 1985 it was finally, and rightfully, paired alongside the Ferrari 410 Superamerica Boano Coupe that Robert M. Lee acquired in the same year. The complete Ferrari Boano Trio first appeared together at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in 1987, and again in 2017.