Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 1973 for sale

The Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 is a Gran Turismo coupé from the Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari. The vehicle was first presented in 1972. Numerous developments followed, and it was built with larger engines and modified designations until 1989. This car received a completely new design from Pininfarina. The goal was to create a fast, sleek, and elegant 2+2 with a traditional V12 engine that broke with the classic shapes of the 365 GT 2+2 from 1967 and also offered more space in the rear than the GTC4 from 1970. The German importer Helmut Becker (Auto Becker) put it this way: "Only the eye of the connoisseur, the expert, recognizes it. Its understated elegance expresses a kind of understatement. Driving a Ferrari without everyone noticing. In this, it has something of a very serious business partner." This 365 GT4 was sold in 2022 to the current owner. The vehicle had been with a Belgian dealer until then in a completely restored condition, paintwork, interior, axles, engine, etc., were done, and the transmission was also overhauled. According to the Belgian dealer, the previous owner was very meticulous and therefore spared no expense or effort in the restoration. Conclusion Twelve cylinders, six double Weber carburetors, and a 5-speed manual transmission. This combination is a lost relic from days gone by. However, anyone wishing to enjoy driving such a vehicle cannot pass up a Ferrari 365. Added to this is the truly fantastic condition and the understated appearance. The vehicle can be viewed at any time by prior appointment so that we can ensure that the car is at the appropriate location. The vehicle is sold on behalf of the customer. All information without guarantee. Errors and changes reserved. The vehicle description serves only for the general identification of the vehicle and does not constitute a warranty in the legal sense of the purchase. The information does not claim to be complete and is without guarantee. The information provided on the internet is non-binding descriptions. Input errors and inaccuracies reserved. The information provided is not considered a guaranteed characteristic but will be written in the purchase contract.