Behold: the Ferrari GTB/4, aka, the Daytona – a rare and desirable sports car indeed. In its day, the GTB/4 was the fastest and costliest Ferrari ever built, capable of a staggering 281km/h.
But not just any old GTB/4. This is an ultra rare original 1967 prototype (one of four) and one of a pair presented at the 1968 Paris Auto Salon. After the show, it was gifted to a Ferrari Works driver, before being converted to its current Spyder configuration in the 1970s.
Currently on sale from Sports Classic London in mint condition.
Price on request.
Brace Brace Brace ,( yourself Milly )
Millie is getting a bum rap on these car posts.
CAN WE ALL PLEASE LAY OFF MILLIE’S BOTTY?
Thank you, BB.
Oh yeah
’67 was a great year for classics, the one of kind beauties that get better with age
Enduring and always stunning to look at
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I can accept enduring. Not so sure bout stunning to look at.
Except in the ‘Oh my g@@’ variety :-D
I can still see the reflection Of Sonny Crockets black daytona being blown up in his Ray Banns as he looks on jaw agape.
Ooh, a sixties hot wheelie for a sixties hot music line-up!
Nasty thing!