Auction 1968 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

Currently listed LIVE on Hagerty Marketplace Online Auctions is this beautiful, driver quality, 1968 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2. The car is located in Sacramento Ca. The auction closes Friday, February 23rd at 12pm PST.
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Description
Those in attendance at the 1967 Paris Motor Show witnessed the unveiling of the most opulent Ferrari grand tourer built to date – the 365 GT 2+2. Resplendent in Pininfarina coachwork blending influences from the 500 Superfast and the 330 GTC, the new 365 GT 2+2 was both longer and wider than its predecessor, with its sheer size earning it the nickname “Queen Mary” among English Ferrari fans; although I think the American press reffered to 2+2 as "Queen Mother". Housed under the softly sloping hood was a 4.4-liter, 320-horsepower version of the seasoned Colombo V12 working in conjunction with a new hydro-pneumatic self-leveling rear suspension system to guarantee a supremely comfortable driving experience. Luxury met functionality in the cabin, where standard power steering and electric windows as well as optional air conditioning and an abundance of opulent wood and leather embellishments created an ambiance of refined grandeur. Chassis number 11699, one of only 800 365 GT 2+2s produced over a five-year period, offers an opportunity for a new owner to experience its timeless blend of vintage style, performance, and comfort on many more long-distance journeys.
Highlights

• Elegant Ferrari grand tourer ideal for tours and rallies
  
  
• One of 800 368 GT 2+2s built from 1967-1971
  
  
• Desirable European-market example
  
  
• Finished in as-delivered Azzuro Metallic over Nero leather upholstery
  
  
• 4.4-liter Colombo V12 engine topped with triple Weber carburetors, rated at 320 horsepower
  
  
• Five-speed manual transmission
  
  
• Air conditioning
  
  
• Becker Europa radio
  
  
• Optional 15-inch Borrani wire wheels secured with knock-off hubs
  
  
• This 1968 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 is offered with the five-digit odometer currently displaying just over 63,100 kilometers at the time of listing; however, the true mileage is unknown

Features

• Servo-assisted ventilated disc brakes
  
  
• Power-assisted steering
  
  
• Quad exhaust outlets
  
  
• Woodgrain facia
  
  
• Cigar lighter
  
  
• Two-speed windshield wipers
  
  
• Three-spoke wood-rimmed steering wheel
  
  
• Rear armrest
  
  
• Electric windows
  
  
• Dual sun visors
  
  
• Passenger vanity mirror
  
  
• Carpeted luggage compartment

Known Imperfections

• Aftermarket speakers installed in the rear package tray
  
  
• This 1968 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 is presented as a well-kept example and is said to be free from any substantial imperfections

Included

• Spare wheel and tire
  
  
• Scissor-type jack
  
  
• Lead mallet
  
  
• Wheel chock
  
  
• Partial tool roll

Ownership History

This 1968 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 is a European-market example; however, its country of delivery and early history remain unknown. The car was purchased by the consignor in 2015 by Landmark Car Company in London, England. Noted historic Ferrari expert Terry Hoyle conducted a pre-purchase inspection – on file and available for review – and the car was subsequently serviced by the consignor.

Additional Notes

A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle.

Contact: Michael Deeb Phone: 415.509.1998 email: [email protected]


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Thank you Tom, I had heard both but I'm receiving overwhelming response that its' definitely Queen Mother!! I appreicate you confirming the quote from R&T.

 

Thank you @beng for bringing that up here. I wrote both in the listing here but since have recived a lot of correction comments in favor of Queen Mother. I appreciate you helping me get it correct!

 

Thank you to all the watchers and commenters for this auction. The car SOLD! last week on Hagerty Marketplace Online Auctions. Please let me know if I can help you to sell or buy a classic or newer Ferrari.