Two new BaT Auctions queued up and getting ready to roll out.... Both amazing Dino’s Early E Series Chairs/Flares GTS
If that verde pino C&F is the one I think it is, then it was the first dino I ever sat in - wanted to see if I'd fit, before embarking on the search that ended up with 06236.
The green Dino 206 is the car to own. The provenance, the shorter wheel base and all aluminium body, the original color and documentation...not that I could afford it, but to my senses, this is a million dollar car...I find it that special.
1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Chassis: 04772 33k Kilometers (~20k Miles) Shown, TMU 2.4-Liter DOHC V6 Triple Weber Carburetors Five-Speed Manual Transaxle Pale Blue Paint Tan Leather Upholstery Daytona-Style Seats 14" Cromodora Alloy Wheels Ventilated Disc Brakes Power Windows Wood-Rimmed Steering Wheels MSD Electronic Ignition Refurbished Under Current Ownership https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-errari-dino-24/ I see wrong fan blade and fuel pump
Only at $123k with 2 days https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/1971-ferrari-dino-246-gt/ VEHICLE DETAILS Year: 1971 Make: Ferrari Model: Dino 246 GT VIN : 02416 Mileage: 32,755km Transmission: Manual Title Status: Clean Color: Rosso Seller Type: Dealer Location: Campbell, CA 95008 Dealer Fees: None Lot #: V-0032357 A tribute to Enzo Ferrari’s late son Alfredo affectionately known to his family as “Dino”, the Dino 206 GT was produced by Ferrari and sold under the Dino marque between 1967 and 1974. It was designed by Pininfarina and built by Scaglietti with power coming from a transverse-mounted V6 Dino engine. The more powerful and refined Dino 246 GT model was introduced in 1969 featuring a larger engine and a longer wheelbase. This 1971 example was purchased from DPM Classics in Monaco and was subsequently delivered to the world-renowned Toni Auto of Maranello for a full bare metal restoration at a cost of over €200k. The car was airfreighted to Los Angeles in 2023 where it was transported by an enclosed trailer to Dino expert Juan Villarreal at Grand Prix Motors for fine-tuning and comprehensive inspection. Supported by restoration documents and a letter of authenticity from Ferrari dealer Scuderia Monte-Carlo, this Dino 246 GT is now being offered for auction by its seller out of California.
Again at BAT No videos, no compression test, no window trim, odd pipe and trunk carpet https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-ferrari-dino-246-gt-13-2/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_2461171 The seller did nothing to improve! Image Unavailable, Please Login
As we all can see, there are several cool things and not things we would leave untouched. Bashing the wrong things hurts the Dino world, adding insight for details is also awesome. BUT LIKE ALL THINGS ON BAT, I always HOPE new people join our community. How can we ALL ENCOURAGE the NEW group and remain true to the Dino comments that are needed and required?
not BAT bt 04382 https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/1972-ferrari-dino-246-gt-2/ Vehicle Details Year: 1972 Make: Ferrari Model: Dino 246 GT VIN: 04382 Mileage Shown: 56,000mi (5-digit odometer) Transmission: Manual Title Status: Clean Color: Rosso Chiaro Seller Type: Private Party Location: Hudson, NH 03051 Country: United States of America Lot #: V-0055019 FLASH SALE 50% off buyers' premium for this vehicle: A series of mid-engine V6 sports cars named in honor of Enzo Ferrari’s late son, the Dino was produced by Ferrari under a separate marque from 1967 until 1974. The original Dino 206 model was replaced by the 246 version in 1969, featuring a longer wheelbase, a revised interior, and a more powerful 2.4-liter V6 engine with Dinoplex ignition. This 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT, chassis number 04382, was completed on 10 November 1972, and finished in classic Rosso Chiaro over Pelle Beige leather. It was originally sold from Steve Griswold & Co. in Berkeley, California, and remained with its first owner in San Mateo until at least 1989. The car was registered in California until it was relocated to Canada in 2021. Later that year, this Dino underwent a mechanical restoration carried out by Ferrari Classiche-Certified technicians at a cost of nearly $80k, allowing the car to earn Ferrari’s Classiche Certification in January 2023. As previously listed on PCARMARKET, this numbers matching Dino 246 GT is now being offered for auction out of New Hampshire accompanied by the original owner’s manuals, toolkit, spare tire, and Ferrari Classiche Red Book.
