Post from the owner over on Fchat. Sort of clears it up.
Today at 10:56 AM NEW
Well... interesting thread... here's what has happened since 2008...
For years I tried to get the closest Ferrari dealers (Ferrari of Ontario and Ferrari Quebec) to get me a build sheet or something that would show the history of this car... never got a response... eventually, I gave up
Then last summer, someone on this board posted that you could get all the build documentation on your car if you went through the Classiche program so I tried that approach... they responded to my email and told me: "go through your local dealer" to which I responded that since there was no money to be made, and since I don't go to them for service, they didn't respond to my requests...
Well the next day I received a phone call from the president of Ferrari Quebec, we discussed the original thread and sent him the information that I had and then started an email conversation which included the service manager as well... this was mid-July
In August I checked in looking for an update and was told the factory is closed in August (ok?), then I followed up in early October... On October 16th, this was the response I received:
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I hope all is well.
We got the confirmation that this 1990 Ferrari 348 tb VIN #89761 was built as a Normal 348 TB. This car should have the curved window.
Thank you.
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When I asked for the documentation...
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We don’t have any further info on this car at our dealership level unless it passes through Classiche Certification.
Keep in mind that if you do go ahead with the process, your 348 will have to be in original condition as it left the plant.
That would mean a correct rear bonnet, catalytic converters, stock exhaust etc..
We are at you disposal if you wish to take the steps
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Told them that I liked my aftermarket upgrades and wasn't going to pursue the Classiche Certification and that's where the conversation ended