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1965' Ferrari 330
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€459,900Published 25 November 2023
Updated 23 November 2024ID: MQYgFW
Updated 23 November 2024ID: MQYgFW
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Information from the owner
Body: Coupe
Age: 59 years
Mileage: 1000 km
Displacement: 3967 cc
Fuel: Petrol
Transmission: Manual
Exterior color: Grey
Seller's comments about 1965' Ferrari 330
Ferrari 330 GT Coupé 2+2 in Excellent Condition.
Fully rebuilt to factory standards.
Only 628 units produced, making this Ferrari 330 GT Coupé 2+2 First Series
an excellent investment with enormous appreciation potential.
Nicknamed Chinese eyes, due to its torn headlights, the 330 GT 2+2
it was a coupé with two seats in the front and two in the back,
although less spacious, and a very interesting bag for the time,
especially in a sports car of this caliber.
Designed by Pininfarina, the 330 GT 2+2 saw two series that differ externally, especially the front.
The Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 was equipped with an evolution of the Colombo V12, here with 4.0 l — the name 330 refers to the unit displacement of the engine, that is, 330 cm3 per cylinder —, which produced around 300 hp.
In this first series, the V12 was coupled to a four-speed manual gearbox, all synchronized, with a fifth in overdrive, electronically driven.
* This advertisement was published by computer routine, without prior control. Despite containing precise information, it is not binding and does not require confirmation at the stand.
Fully rebuilt to factory standards.
Only 628 units produced, making this Ferrari 330 GT Coupé 2+2 First Series
an excellent investment with enormous appreciation potential.
Nicknamed Chinese eyes, due to its torn headlights, the 330 GT 2+2
it was a coupé with two seats in the front and two in the back,
although less spacious, and a very interesting bag for the time,
especially in a sports car of this caliber.
Designed by Pininfarina, the 330 GT 2+2 saw two series that differ externally, especially the front.
The Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 was equipped with an evolution of the Colombo V12, here with 4.0 l — the name 330 refers to the unit displacement of the engine, that is, 330 cm3 per cylinder —, which produced around 300 hp.
In this first series, the V12 was coupled to a four-speed manual gearbox, all synchronized, with a fifth in overdrive, electronically driven.
* This advertisement was published by computer routine, without prior control. Despite containing precise information, it is not binding and does not require confirmation at the stand.
