Behold: the 1973 Ferrari Dino 246GTS convertible: originally Giallo Fly yellow over a grey interior, refinished in black, with the original motor replaced by a period-correct block from another 246 and complete with the all important Ferrari Classiche certification.

Yours for €400,000+.

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  1. Danny

    When it was launched it never was badged as a Ferrari, it was named Dino after Enzo Ferrari’s son who died young. It was conceived as a ‘cheap’ Ferrari and Enzo didn’t want it to compete with the ‘real’ version.

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