1969 | Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

HISTORY It was at the 1967 Paris Motor Show that Ferrari unveiled its new gentleman's gran turismo, the 365 GT 2+2. A car designed by Pininfarina with direct influence from the iconic 500 Superfast, the 365 GT 2+2 quickly attracted the attention of the world jet set and celebrities of its day. Frank Sinatra, Francois Hardy, Miles Davies and many others were among its famous owners. Without any money, the 365 GT was not only a beautiful car but also quite fast and usable with its 2+2 layout and combined with an extraordinary Colombo V12 engine and a five-speed gearbox. A combination that proved more than successful. Among its famous owners, Enzo Ferrari himself owned one, a gentlemanly GT of which he was always proud.

OUR CAR Delivered new to Australia with left-hand drive and finished at the time in Ivory 2, 662, 016 (Ivory), original interior colour: Beige VM 3218 Connolly. Car delivered new to dealer W. H. Lowe in Australia (Lowe's order no. 847) for Chris Caris. In the late 1970s the car was imported to Greece by a Greek industrialist. In the 1980s the car was sold to the late G Moschous, a famous racing driver who owned a Fiat Group dealer who painted it red. It was featured in various articles and magazines of the time and was always loved and cared for. The car was later sold to the Skouras family (20'th Century Fox) where it underwent a complete restoration in the early 2000s and was repainted silver with a black leather interior and no expense spared. In 2013 the car was sold to a collector at the Coys Athena auction in Athens, Greece. In 2021 the car was sold to a shipping tycoon who partly swapped the car with us for another Ferrari. It received several coupons during this period and a complete engine, a rebuilt gearbox, a full stainless steel exhaust, etc. A car in beautiful condition, with a wonderful ownership history and an extraordinary Ferrari to own. Offered by Veloce Classic Italia Srl.

Price 216, 000 €.