1971' Ferrari 365 Gtc/4

Our 365 GTC/4 was delivered new in 1971 to Milan to a rich Italian industrialist who was the owner until the 1990s. It was then bought by a German collector who decided in 2012 to have it completely overhauled and to change its original paint job. He then had it sanded down to the chassis before repainting, preferring the Amaranto bull lea to the original Nero colour. Lastly, the body, engine, gearbox, seat upholstery, etc. were restored in the garage of Rose Meyer in Germany. A brand-new gift for his spouse, this 365 GTC/4 has not been driven more than 2,000 km (1,242 miles) since its restoration, bringing the original mileage to 82,000 km (50,950 miles) as currently displayed on the odometer. You could say that the engine is still being broken in… This rare and magnificent Ferrari is delivered with its comprehensive restoration documentation (photos and numerous invoices). Rolling on splendid Borrani rims, the car has more recently received new brakes and new shocks, an extremely expensive service. Offered at a truly attractive price, it leaves the possibility open to the buyer to drive it as is or invest in the body and return it to its majestic original colour.

French car registration

Chassis number: F101AC10114733
Engine: V12 at 60° angle
Cubic capacity: 4,390 cm3 - 320 horsepower

Estimate : €240,000/€280,000

This car will be sold during the auction car sale organized by Claude AGUTTES Auction in Lyon, France, on 18th March 2017. Please contact us for any further details.