1967 Ferrari 330GTC

And many stocks that would be worth less, or nothing.
Thing about a Ferrari is, you have always got a Ferrari !

 

I remember mine very fondly. Maybe second only to a torque tube 275 GTB for driving pleasure of a "classic" Ferrari. But can you go back? I had a ride in one recently during a local driving event, and even though the owner insisted that it was properly set up, it was eons away from my memories of the way mine handled.

Good luck on your sale, but I have to admit that I hate to see them going into the 'collector' category rather than the 'driver' category.

 

Some of the stocks you picked could be worthless today. If you bought a ferrari you would know that it would always be worth something.

 

I had a 330 GTS. Of all the cars I've owned, that's the one I want back. Not as fast as some, as sexy as some, but the best overall.

 

Gary:
Results from Monterrey: RM reported s/n 10267 at a sale of $ 1,023,000...08/14 same date Bonham reported s/n10007 at $ 1,017,500 all in.... these reported sales may not make a market but clearly the $1mm price for a quality 330 GTC HAS BEEN ECLIPSED....Good luck with your sale, good to see you at PV.

 

Gary's website shows it sold

Bobileff Motorcar Company :: Sales History

 

The Million dollar price barrier has already been broken for a 330 GTC.
RM auction in Monterey, 2014, Lot 234 sold for $1,023,000. all in.

Beautiful blue over claret leather. This car was at Cavallino in January, owned by someone in the Midwest. The under bidder at the auction was next to me. S/N 10267.

Ken Goldman

 

Almost like inflation fears moving buyers to tangibles

 

I'm so lost on price of these cars. I should of bought all of them produced when they were made.