250 GTE ...HOW MANY REMAIN ?

The first five cars were imported new into Venezuela by Carlos Kauffman. I don't know about 4543 GT.

3017 GT was originally Brown and was sold to Joaquin Osbano. No information on the car after that.

3503 GT was Blue and sold to P. Perez Lazo. In 1967 it went to Alfred Cerbonie of Philadelphia and Caracas, who kept it for three years or so. In 2001 it was seen on the streets of Brescia, Italy.

3609 GT was White on Red when it was originally sold it to Pocaterra. Nothing is known after that.

3831 GT was originally sold to Howard Boulton. It was seen in France in 1999, being Silver on Blue, with yellow fog lights. At one point, date unknown, it was seen in Oostmalle, Netherlands and a photo posted on ***********. It had Yellowed headlights.

4071 GT I have as being Azzurro on Beige. It was sold through Kauffman, but Ladisalo Blanik picked it up in Maranello. Nothing after that.

4543 GT was last seen in 1990, where it was Gray on Red and belonged to Joseph Ufnal of Massachusetts, who had owned it for three years at that time.

If anybody knows more, fill us in!

Tom Wilson
The Ferrari 250 GTE Register & Newsletter
Owner GTE 4247 GT

 

Thanks Tom for your great and detailed information; all I can ad are the attached pictures of a GTE captured in Caracas, probably in the mid 70s but no s/n or colour detail
Jorge Salgado U
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Here is another GTE racing in Caracas, 1966
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Talk about run what ya brung.

 

Just trying to do my part here.
Looks like #2797 just poped up and is being fully restored and auctioned next year. Tom what do you have on this car? They say it has all Ferrari parts except for a ford differential.
See it here:
http://www.worldwide-auctioneers.com/auctions/details.cfm?vehicleID=90&id=29
B.R.

 

I saw two in the parking lot at the Cavallino in 2009. Patina galore this one was...

Sorry, I don't have any other pictures of this, nor the black one.
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#2553 is alive and well and waiting for me to finish another project (spring 2013) before it gets started in earnest. Minor disassembly has been started.

330 America keeping it company who's restoration is well underway. This picture is about a year old
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DOES ANYBODY HAVE A PICTURE SHOWING THE PLATE 250 GT 63

 

Here ya go! That photo of Marty Moore in Pebble Beach, CA is pretty cool, because he had just finished his drive down from Seattle!
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Looks like it has been sold, but am still looking for confirmation. Quite a bit of work was done on the body, but the new owner will have to take it from there.

The car bounced around for a while after being in Hollywood in the mid-90's. In 2010 it was part of a trade where Tom Shaughnessey got 3505 GT for it.

 

This car was with the same owner in the San Francisco Bay area since 1975 until Jamie bought it last year. Glad to see that it is alive and well. Now, which 330 America could that be?

 

The black one should be 2663 GT. Both are local Florida cars.

 

#5071 - anyone have any history on it before 2010?

 

Jamie,

I'm assuming you have this, but just in case: http://www.330gt.com/Detail/5071.html

Regards,

Art S.

 

Here's a couple more for consideration for your favorite. The first is 2431 GT and I don't know the identity of the second, but it is titled "Dan Gurney 1964".
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And some of our owners are racing still!
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I should point out that the photo of the red car with the racing number 254 was taken by Edwin Van Nes and the white car is from the web site of the Museo Jedimar. Not sure about the others.

 

Art,

I hadn't realized that Hugh had registered it but thank you

Jamie

 

Here is 3339GT, based here in the Atlanta area:
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That's why I cut your head off in the photo! Nobody would have known if you hadn't blabbed...