Ferrari LB Works F40, White & Red & Yellow

The F40 was Enzo Ferrari's farewell, the last car he personally signed off, built to mark the marque's fortieth year and engineered with a single obsession: speed without apology. Bare composite, no carpet, no power steering, sliding plastic windows, a twin-turbo V8 sitting behind a cabin stripped to the essentials. This is that car reimagined through Liberty Walk's lens: the wide-arch LB Works conversion with its hammered arch flares, deep front splitter and towering carbon swan-neck wing, then handed over to be scrawled top to tail in marker-pen doodles, smileys and signatures over a white base, a graffiti-art treatment sitting alongside Yokohama, ADVAN and Liberty Walk script, riding on black multi-spoke wheels. It is the most uncompromising Ferrari of its era wearing the loudest possible jacket.

The doodle wrap is reproduced as a dense, hand-drawn print across every panel, with the matte carbon wing, slatted engine deck and quad tail lights rendered crisply at the back. It is built at 1:18 on a presentation base, capturing both the brutalist LB Works bodywork and the chaos of the artwork.