In September 2004 this Starfighter was withdrawn from use and put in storage at Grazzanise. Later it was restored and currently it can be found preserved at Cogozzo Di Viadana Mantova.

Caraglio, south of Turin, has this F-104S-ASA-M on display, seen here pictured in the early morning light.

An F-104S-ASA-M is preserved in the town of Erbe, Verona province, in the Gilles Villeneuve park, named after the Canadian Formula 1 driver.

This Starfighter is preserved near the railway station of Bovolone at the Piazzale Mulino.

This interesting regional museum has this Starfighter on display, among many other aircraft.

The Aeronautica Militare F-104S-ASA/Ms were last Starfighters in active service, finally being withdrawn in October 2004. This example is now on display in this museum.

Previously in store at Grosseto after service with 20 Gruppo/4 Stormo, code 4-52. The tail unit is from MM6722

This aircraft is displayed outside MUPAS, an unusual art museum in the village.

This F-104 is a composite assembled from two former AMI Starfighters, MM6914 and MM6733 with the plane arriving at LIDH in July 2007. In May 2020 it was painted into this special scheme to commemorate the centenary of Arturo Ferrarin and Guido Masiero's 19,000 km Rome-to-Tokyo long distance flight. Only these two pilots of the initial eleven aircrews made it all the way from Italy to Japan, touching down within a hour of each other. Arturo Ferrarin was born in Thiene and as the first pilot to fly from Europe to Japan was also honoured as Altalia christened their second 747 after him in 1970.

This Starfighter was built in 1973 and last flew in 2004. It is now part of this super, small museum at Montagnana airfield.