365 GTC/4 on BaT

Interesting color but not for me.

 

That engine bay is glorious.

 

Agree. The example looks like a wonderful restoration but the color just doesn't do it for me.

 

I love the color. The first picture, inside under harsh light, does it no favors but in natural light it looks great. For that matter, I love the car as well!

 

$201k, didn't make reserve. C/4s really struggle to get above $200k, no matter how nice, and I think the market has softened a bit this year.

 

Same auction sold 415317 for $ 298 K on 6/7/22 ;-)

 

Yes, highly documented 4,200 mile car with a lot of fairly recent work. In other words, not a typical C/4.

 

I first replied to your comment since you said that the market has softened. I think that a good C4 will not sell below the 300K region. Buying a 200K one will always make you spend around 100K ( if not more ) + your time + the hassle if you want it to be a perfect example. They are 50 yr old cars now with all the expectancies of such a car. But then it all depends if you want a proper C4 to enjoy and be proud of , or just own a C4 . I have just bought a beautiful example with all original interior in unbelievably good condition , full service and ownership history since day one for the amount of 300 , and because I want it to be the best there is ( if possible ), I still have a bill of 50 k after going through all the car from head to toe. Now this 50k does not include my time ( 7 months ) of being without the car and coordinating with the specialists . No wonder in Europe they ask for anywhere between 295k and 380 for a good example. And although it is an either a loved or a hated car, it is still very rare. Besides I would say that the point of buying one today is to have it in concours level and enjoy owning it and driving it sparingly. This unless you are a carefree millionaire

 

On eBay for $210K or make offer.
Pretty nice car for that price.... if you can get past the color.

 

It's a great colour to watch in a display, but unfortunately not to own :-(

 

https://www.bonhams.com/auction/27509/lot/9/1971-ferrari-365-gtc4-chassis-no-14871-engine-no-14871/

A fabulous car that was a no-sale at $210K.
C/4 pricing can be quite fickle. Has been since I started watching these models since the late 80's.
I believe the Monterey Auctions were soft for some of the less popular V12's...... boxers, C/4's, 250 GTE's. As always, the premium stuff such as 275 GTB's were strong. Even the magnificent 330GTC's at auction didn't fare so well.

 

Bonhams : 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Coupé Chassis no. 15135 Engine no. 15135

Special colour and realistic price estimate ?

 

Car marketed as having been stored for about 30 yrs and belongs to original owner family with 53K kms. As an original car it seems to be in a good price range, but the expense to get it in top shape could be anywhere between 35k and 125k

 

Marrone Colorado was NOT a special color in the early 1970's. Regular and rather popular color during the legendary flower power and hippie years.
No fewer than 74 Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Coupés were originally painted in this color.
Plus 75 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Berlinettas in the same Marrone Colorado paint.
Plus 6 Ferrari 365 GT4 BB in Marrone Colorado.
Not to mention the Dino 246 GT/GTS.

Marcel Massini

 

First of all, I like it!

I think what the ad was saying was that it was the only Marrone Colorado C/4 sold by Swaters in Belgium... which doesn't really mean much. How many C/4s did Swaters sell in total?

 

How about some pics? ..... ok

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