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1964' Ferrari 330 Gt 2+2
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NegotiablePublished 8 March 2017ID: spBO1z
Expired
7 years, 8 months ago
7 years, 8 months ago
Information from the owner
Age: 53 years
Exterior color: Blue
Seller's comments about 1964' Ferrari 330 Gt 2+2
FERRARI - 1964 Series 1 – Ferrari 330 GT 2 plus 2
The 60s was an era as very few would disagree! A period in time when some of the most beautiful cars were born – Ferrari excelled, in a few short years producing some cars now underwriting a phenomenal upturn in values and cementing these cars as key for ownership by collectors worldwide.
In early 1964 at the Brussels Salon the 330 GT 2 Plus 2 made its first public appearance. The car was a successor to the 330 America & had an entirely new body and a longer chassis .The body was designed by Pininfarina, who at this time also constructed & trimmed the cars before shipping them to the Ferrari factory for the fitting of the drive train & mechanical components. This car was substantially different to the preceding model, featuring a canterd twin headlamp arrangement, which gave the front of the car a transatlantic look. The cabin, far smoother & morphed into a more bulbous rounded tail with horizontal one piece rear light assemblies.
The re design of the interior gave rear passengers further leg room, with no sacrifice of comfort to front seat passengers. Series one cars being ultra desirable, featuring both the twin headlights & the iconic Borrani wire wheels which gave way to cast alloys in 1965 as the series II car arrived.
The engine was similar to the 400 SA in capacity but differs in detail such as bore & stroke.
The 330 GT mark 1 had a 4 speed gearbox with a single plate dry clutch in unit with the engine. At the rear of the gearbox was fitted a Laycock de Normanville electrically operated overdrive unit. This was in effect a 5th gear & worked as the car was in top. The excellent spaced ratios all had syncro. Power was transferred to the rear wheels with a one piece prop-shaft located by semi – elliptical leaf springs & two radius arms. Telescopic shocks were mounted concentrically with small coil springs above the axle– road holding & comfort ahead of its time. The 8/34 ratio was good for 245 kmh (152 mph )at 6,400 rpm in overdrive!
Front suspension forged Wishbones all mounted on beautifully engineered pins & bushes. A swinging cup structure ensured the spring was never bent, an anti roll bar mounted on rubber bushes gave assured handling.
The four wheel disc brake system operated via a double master cylinder, two servos and two reservoirs that meant dedicated systems front & rear. In ideal conditions the car could stop in 375 feet from 100 mph.
This 12 Cylinder Ferrari from 1964 is an absolute pleasure to drive, all the more so as the car can be shared with two or three passengers. The howl from the 12 Cylinder engine – something to behold.
The car offered for sale, has been the subject of a ground up meticulous restoration – one of the very best I have ever seen.
A Dating letter received from Ferrari Classiche, in Maranello Italy today confirm this as a series one, matching numbers car built in 1964.
Painted in original Azzurro 20336 M Italver with complimentary Pelle Blu interior the car is absolutely stunning.
Adorned with correct triple Webber carburation and mated to the manual gearbox with overdrive – the car is fabulous to drive & will bring a huge smile to even the most demanding of drivers. The 330GT was one of the fastest cars in production in the 60’s, the Colombo designed engine adorned with triple Webbers being an established recipe for pure unadulterated smiles, as throttle is pressed open.
This car is in superb condition following a correct no expense spared ground up restoration. Fabulous Azzurro paintwork with Pelle Blue interior is a fantastic combination, carpets are equally well crafted & the freshly restored wooden dashboard and gearstick leave no doubts as to the attention to detail lavished in this restoration.
This car sat on original fully restored chrome Borrani wire wheels has a refined visual impact only ever synonymous with those cars which stop traffic and take breath away.
Investment
Classic cars and particularly 60’s Ferrari represent some of the very best opportunities the market offers.
Condition is everything & if a car has been the subject of restoration (as per this car, Chassis 6255) the quality of work – directly transfers to value. This car matching numbers, in arguably one of the best possible colour combinations has been restored so, so well & as such represents a unique opportunity to purchase such a car before values soar further.
Being one of just 625 early series one cars – rarity, condition & specification come together.
The car will be sold with completed NOVA & fresh 12 month MOT.
The car comes with Ferrari Classiche dating letter, which confirms the matching numbers status of the car & the year of manufacture as 1964.
Part photo file of mechanical restoration.
Original 330 GT handbook.
Clients increasingly wish to drive their cars be it Goodwood, Salon Prive or further afield — this Investment grade 60’s Ferrari is set to deliver immense pleasure and will stand tall in any car collection. A truly stunning car.
We welcome viewings at our premises here in Suffolk at anytime, by appointment only, so please do not hesitate to contact us. Overseas visitors are most welcome and can be collected from all London airports with accommodation arranged.
Please do not hesitate to contact Phil directly should you wish to further your enquiry.
Shipping and Delivery
Worldwide delivery of the car can be facilitated with ease. If in mainland Europe, Phil as always will be delighted to deliver the car personally via covered trailer.
Beyond Europe, shipping can easily be arranged via Cars International who have the expertise and experience to ensure it arrives in perfect condition, on time and with no unexpected costs.
Part Exchange
Should a classic or competition car be available for part exchange, we would also have no hesitation in sharing details.
Price POA
The 60s was an era as very few would disagree! A period in time when some of the most beautiful cars were born – Ferrari excelled, in a few short years producing some cars now underwriting a phenomenal upturn in values and cementing these cars as key for ownership by collectors worldwide.
In early 1964 at the Brussels Salon the 330 GT 2 Plus 2 made its first public appearance. The car was a successor to the 330 America & had an entirely new body and a longer chassis .The body was designed by Pininfarina, who at this time also constructed & trimmed the cars before shipping them to the Ferrari factory for the fitting of the drive train & mechanical components. This car was substantially different to the preceding model, featuring a canterd twin headlamp arrangement, which gave the front of the car a transatlantic look. The cabin, far smoother & morphed into a more bulbous rounded tail with horizontal one piece rear light assemblies.
The re design of the interior gave rear passengers further leg room, with no sacrifice of comfort to front seat passengers. Series one cars being ultra desirable, featuring both the twin headlights & the iconic Borrani wire wheels which gave way to cast alloys in 1965 as the series II car arrived.
The engine was similar to the 400 SA in capacity but differs in detail such as bore & stroke.
The 330 GT mark 1 had a 4 speed gearbox with a single plate dry clutch in unit with the engine. At the rear of the gearbox was fitted a Laycock de Normanville electrically operated overdrive unit. This was in effect a 5th gear & worked as the car was in top. The excellent spaced ratios all had syncro. Power was transferred to the rear wheels with a one piece prop-shaft located by semi – elliptical leaf springs & two radius arms. Telescopic shocks were mounted concentrically with small coil springs above the axle– road holding & comfort ahead of its time. The 8/34 ratio was good for 245 kmh (152 mph )at 6,400 rpm in overdrive!
Front suspension forged Wishbones all mounted on beautifully engineered pins & bushes. A swinging cup structure ensured the spring was never bent, an anti roll bar mounted on rubber bushes gave assured handling.
The four wheel disc brake system operated via a double master cylinder, two servos and two reservoirs that meant dedicated systems front & rear. In ideal conditions the car could stop in 375 feet from 100 mph.
This 12 Cylinder Ferrari from 1964 is an absolute pleasure to drive, all the more so as the car can be shared with two or three passengers. The howl from the 12 Cylinder engine – something to behold.
The car offered for sale, has been the subject of a ground up meticulous restoration – one of the very best I have ever seen.
A Dating letter received from Ferrari Classiche, in Maranello Italy today confirm this as a series one, matching numbers car built in 1964.
Painted in original Azzurro 20336 M Italver with complimentary Pelle Blu interior the car is absolutely stunning.
Adorned with correct triple Webber carburation and mated to the manual gearbox with overdrive – the car is fabulous to drive & will bring a huge smile to even the most demanding of drivers. The 330GT was one of the fastest cars in production in the 60’s, the Colombo designed engine adorned with triple Webbers being an established recipe for pure unadulterated smiles, as throttle is pressed open.
This car is in superb condition following a correct no expense spared ground up restoration. Fabulous Azzurro paintwork with Pelle Blue interior is a fantastic combination, carpets are equally well crafted & the freshly restored wooden dashboard and gearstick leave no doubts as to the attention to detail lavished in this restoration.
This car sat on original fully restored chrome Borrani wire wheels has a refined visual impact only ever synonymous with those cars which stop traffic and take breath away.
Investment
Classic cars and particularly 60’s Ferrari represent some of the very best opportunities the market offers.
Condition is everything & if a car has been the subject of restoration (as per this car, Chassis 6255) the quality of work – directly transfers to value. This car matching numbers, in arguably one of the best possible colour combinations has been restored so, so well & as such represents a unique opportunity to purchase such a car before values soar further.
Being one of just 625 early series one cars – rarity, condition & specification come together.
The car will be sold with completed NOVA & fresh 12 month MOT.
The car comes with Ferrari Classiche dating letter, which confirms the matching numbers status of the car & the year of manufacture as 1964.
Part photo file of mechanical restoration.
Original 330 GT handbook.
Clients increasingly wish to drive their cars be it Goodwood, Salon Prive or further afield — this Investment grade 60’s Ferrari is set to deliver immense pleasure and will stand tall in any car collection. A truly stunning car.
We welcome viewings at our premises here in Suffolk at anytime, by appointment only, so please do not hesitate to contact us. Overseas visitors are most welcome and can be collected from all London airports with accommodation arranged.
Please do not hesitate to contact Phil directly should you wish to further your enquiry.
Shipping and Delivery
Worldwide delivery of the car can be facilitated with ease. If in mainland Europe, Phil as always will be delighted to deliver the car personally via covered trailer.
Beyond Europe, shipping can easily be arranged via Cars International who have the expertise and experience to ensure it arrives in perfect condition, on time and with no unexpected costs.
Part Exchange
Should a classic or competition car be available for part exchange, we would also have no hesitation in sharing details.
Price POA
