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365GT 2+2

Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by Gatarz, Sep 11, 2004.

  1. Gatarz

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    #1 Gatarz, Sep 11, 2004
    Many years ago (about 1984), I had possession of a 365GT 2+2 with an AUTOMATIC transmission. I would like to know what happened to the car. I can also relate information about the history of the car that might be of interest to the current owner, if the car still exists.

    To help identify the car, it was once in the possession of Autohaus in Cohasset, MA.

    Thanks,

    J David
     

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    #2 kdross, Sep 11, 2004
    Autohaus in Cohasset, MA is no longer in business. They originally sold my 1985 308QV and I have been trying for years to get the records for my car from them. So far no luck in locating anyone who knows where the records are. I figure they must be in storage somewhere, but I could be wrong.

    As to your 365 with an auto, I have never heard of such a car. It sounds like a one off or an aftermarket upgrade (I would call it a down grade, but that is me). Good luck in your search.

    Ken
     
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    #3 sjvalin, Sep 11, 2004
    Keith Bluemel mentions in his V12 book that four 365GT's were outfitted with automatics, but he doesn't elaborate as to which serial numbers they were.
     
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    #4 Gatarz, Sep 11, 2004
    I spoke with the owner of Autohaus (no longer in business) a year or so ago. Though I am not at liberty to give out his contact information at this time, you may be able to find him through your records or through other owners, and he may in turn lead to the Ferrari records you are seeking.

    Regarding the 356GT 2+2 Automatic - it was in fact a factory car, and I did exchange e-mails with a west coast Ferrari dealer some time ago who knew of a few of the auto cars and their owners, but did not have specifics on the car I was referring to.

    I had an interesting experience with that particular car, and given the interest most owners have in collecting as much history on their cars as possible, I would like to fill in some data for that particular car to the current owner, as well as learn of the cars fate.
     
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    #5 Gatarz, Sep 11, 2004
    Of course I meant 365GT 2+2 in my previous post, not 356. Yes, I drive a Porsche, forgive me!
     

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    #7 jsa330, Sep 12, 2004
    There was a 365 2+2 auto for sale at a place in Philadelphia? 2+ years ago; it was light blue metallic with blue interior, I think. I remember it well because I called my wife over to look at the web page and said "if you want an automatic vintage Ferrari, here it is". I'll see if I can come up with the name of the place and post it.
     
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    #8 Gatarz, Sep 12, 2004
    I think I remember seeing that one offered a few years ago. The one I'm looking for was a sort of gray or silver - possibly a bronze type color originally. it had a color change in roughly 1984 and I don't know what happened to it since. It may have been restored back (I hope).
     
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    #9 Bryanp, Sep 12, 2004
    Pietro Castiglione- founder of the Reading Concorso - has one of the six
     

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    #10 Gatarz, Sep 12, 2004
    ....five to go, I guess, as it seems they only built six with the auto. This car would have needed a fairly complete restoration after 1984, though it was complete and running. I drove it to Hartford, CT that year where some Ferrari restorer looked it over. He had several other then vintage Ferraris on hand at the time. He passed on the car. I had quite an adventure getting that car to him, and getting it back to RI.
     
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    #11 Bryanp, Sep 12, 2004
    the 6 automatics are 12755, 13165, 13167, 13169, 13171 and 13173 - all USA spec cars.
     
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    #12 Gatarz, Sep 13, 2004
    I don't know which one of the six VINs it was, but I think with no more than six out there, someone will know it's whereabouts. I think the guy in Hartford I saw that day may have had a GT Lusso (RED) at the time, but I'm not positive about that.
     
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    #14 jsa330, Sep 17, 2004
    Maybe this is where I saw it.

    http://www.exoticarspittsburgh.com/Home.htm
     
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    #15 Gatarz, Sep 17, 2004
    There is something scary about that site.
     

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