The Best Comes out at Pebble
On August 18th & 19th Gooding & Co. will be offering this unbelievable piece of Ferrari art at Pebble Beach.
Above: All images copyright and courtesy of Gooding & Company.
Photos by Mathieu Heurtault.
This 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/C is 1 of only 12 built. It was raced in Italy between 1966 and 1970 with numerous class and overall wins. It’s impressive and extensive race history is a one of the kind. Estimated to bring between $12 million & 16$ million, don’t miss out on the opportunity to bid on automotive history at Gooding & Co. this year at Pebble Beach.
Above: All images copyright and courtesy of Gooding & Company.
Photos by Mathieu Heurtault.
David Gooding recently said, “This GTB/C is just incredible. One of the best vintage sports cars I have had the pleasure to drive, and it’s unlike any 275 I’ve ever experienced. This Ferrari is dialed-in, unbelievably fast, and the sound from the unmuffled side pipes in glorious. Unlike most competition cars, this GTB/C is very user-friendly and not at all temperamental. You can drive it in traffic in a calm, measured way, but when the road opens and you stand on the throttle, it’s an absolute monster.”
Above: Chassis 09051 competing in its first race at the 1966 500 Kilometers of Mugello.
Photo copyright and courtesy of Marcel Massini.
This Ferrari has been exhibited from Europe to the U.S. since 1974 and has an extensive history file from books and literature to the original tool roll. It has been beautifully restored and maintained by Motion Products, Inc. and retains the original chassis, body and engine.
CLICK HERE for more information regarding this beautiful Ferrari 275 GTB/C
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