Behold: the 1966 Ferrari 275 GTS – the finest Ferrari convertible of its day. Only 200 were made and this is number 114.
Originally sold in America clad in silver, this car was imported the the UK in the 1980s and painted red then finally resprayed black during an extensive restoration by Roelofs Engineering in 2013 gaining full Ferrari Classiche Certification.
Price on application but you can probably expect seven figures.
Behold: the 1965 Ferrari 275 GTS Convertible – a rare classic indeed.
Powered by the legendary 3.3 Columbo V12, designed by Pininfarina and originally purchased by by Prince Abdallah Moulay, the brother of King Hassan II of Morocco, it was one of only 200 made. Carefully maintained by subsequent owners in Germany and the US, the car has been fully restored and returned to its spectacular original colour.
Yours (with a modest 96,500km on the clock) for a cool €1.45 million.
