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1971 365 GTC/4 Converible

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  1. steve7878

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    #1 steve7878, Aug 25, 2014
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    1971 Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Spider Red, Beige Leather, Black sort top. 18,836 miles. This low-mileage classic Ferrari was converted in 1982 to cabriolet specification by Californian specialist and Ferrari and Lamborghini restorer Claudio Zampoli. During the restoration and cut, the entire chassis and A pillars were reinforced. Alongside the conversion, a thorough and complete restoration of the vehicle to very high standard was carried, out with painstaking attention to detail, and due to the cabriolet specification, special attention was given to the car’s framework. This included a complete re-spray and the fitting of a new leather interior. The mechanics of this fantastic V 12 Ferrari also received a similar level of attention.
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  2. ryalex

    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 ryalex, Aug 25, 2014
    I've always thought that this car made a fantastic-looking convertible!
     
  3. M. Brandon Motorcars

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    #3 M. Brandon Motorcars, Aug 25, 2014
    I agree. The lines just work, in my opinion, better than chopping the top off of a Daytona.
     
  4. RedBarchetta1

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    #4 RedBarchetta1, Aug 25, 2014
    Hello. I'd like to see the car. Can you tell me when was the car serviced last?
     
  5. Ak Jim

    Ak Jim F1 Veteran
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    #5 Ak Jim, Aug 26, 2014
    Groovy shift knob! Ferrari missed out by not building these. Great looking car.
     
  6. hscohn

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    #6 hscohn, Aug 26, 2014
    Ouch! That is one good looking car. GLWS.

    I wonder what kind of appreciation/price results similarly modified cars have gotten? Above or below non-modified cars? How much? Would you rather have one of these or stretch a little and get a 550 Barchetta?
     
  7. raf456

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    #7 raf456, Aug 26, 2014
    Stunning - Better than a Daytona. Ferrari should have made these.
     
  8. No_GTS_yet

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    #8 No_GTS_yet, Aug 26, 2014
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    Are there images of the top closed ?
     
  9. steve7878

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    #9 steve7878, Aug 26, 2014
    This car has been sold..
     
  10. 123howie

    123howie F1 World Champ

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    #10 123howie, Aug 26, 2014
    Did anybody else notice it says converible?
     

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