"Official 365 GTC/4 pictures" thread ?

if you would paint this converter outside wrickle black I would agree with day one

 

Nope, not in my eyes, polished hub with same thickness like the horn button part looks very good
in my eyes and is optical like a unit. the crinkle painted hub is another part.

 

Looks great just the way you made the change, Christian.
I did not know that any C/4's came with this set-up....and I've seen the pictures you posted many times just didn't notice the steering wheel. Nice addition to a nice car!

 

Beautiful car with a fantastic engine, great sound and great color. The steering wheel adds a nice personal touch. Perfect.

 

Which one ? GTB/4 or GTC/4 ? Or both ?

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I bought a 365 GTC/4 while i was on a 365 GTB/4 search…

 

Hi Marcel,

I don´t think I've made myself clear, apologies. I don´t know if the car in the photo in post 45 is s/n 16089. It didn´t have a license plate (it only had a dummy plate with "365 GTC/4" on it). On top of that, I don´t have a picture of 16089, so I can´t compare 16089 with the car in the photo in post 45. That's why I asked if you have a picture of 16089, so I can compare it with the car in post 45.

 

Ciao Peter,
here a picture of 16089 taken Silverstone 97.
Best, Miki-Paki
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@Bob Zambelli graciously sent me these really neat photos of a few different 365 GTC/4s. Both NY car, I’m pretty sure his friend Jack owned both, correct me if I’m wrong Bob.
I think the red car is 15267 but I have no idea which one the white car is, no other good photos. Perhaps Mr. Massini can help?
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Interesting (15267) the SS strip located below the doors on the rocker panel. I have seen them SS and black..... don't know which was correct or if both were used in the short 2-1/2 year production run.

 

Seen at Retromobile last week, 1/18 scale, looked really good, except the grille, loved the color, made by Tecnomodel.

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@Marcel Massini do you think you could help identifying the white 365? you of all people would know. Sorry for the limited details and photos!

 

In my opinion the KK-Scale version is better, but it comes in other colours (IIRC blue, black, red and silver).
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This is a very nice colour IMHO (s/n 15553):
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Non original engine and repainted in a different color, prior to 1998.
It's been offered in at least five different auctions since then.

Marcel Massini

 

Is it a fantasy colour or a factory one?

 

Fantasy.

Marcel Massini

 

Here is mine 16075 - Sept. 1972 , Oro Kelso , Beige VM 3218
Sold by S.A.V.A.F Dealership of Geneve Suisse in Jan 1973.
Car had a colour change to Blu Ortis in 1993. The interior has been very well loved and is still original.
Sold out of Switzerland in 2014 by Lukas Huni to the previous to me, owner from Germany
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You missed the chrome rear bumper , and no fog lights ! No fog lights like the prototype , must be a very early one.

 

Presentation to Enzo Ferrari who had a lot to say about the new design trend with this model. Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

SAVAF (Société Anonyme pour la Vente des Automobiles Ferrari) in Geneva was not just a dealer, they were the Swiss Ferrari importer.
Oro Kelso 2.443.214: A total of 23 GTC/4's were originally painted in this color.
Kelso was an American thoroughbred (race horse) born in 1957. In the late 60s and early 70s Pininfarina used selected names of race horses for some colors.

Marcel Massini

 

Ortis , with jockey Duncan Keith in 1970 Image Unavailable, Please Login