FERRARI 275 GTB WANTED

DK Engineering in the UK have a very desirable Classiche Certified Alloy 2 Cam Long Nose 275 GTB. See here: http://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/790/Blue_Chip_and_Competition_Cars/Ferrari_275_GTB_Alloy.html

Also a very low mileage Short Nose but not certified with 6 carb set up done later and sold with the original 3 carb set up also. See here: http://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/827/Blue_Chip_and_Competition_Cars/Ferrari_275_GTB.html

 

There are also 3 LHD cars at JD Classics here in the UK. 2 x 275 GTB/4 and a very interesting Alloy 6 Carb Long Nose with uprated engine and 15" GTB/C outside laced competition Borranis, though the car is pictured with alloys, so some clarification needed there. See here: http://www.jdclassics.com/cars-for-sale.asp

 

https://www.lambonb.com/used-Costa+Mesa+-1965-Ferrari-275+GTB4-Coupe-10735
If you’re in the US

 

Mario Bernardi in Germany has a Classiche Certified 275 GTB/4. See here: http://www.mariobernardi.de/mario-bernardi/english/cars-for-sale/ferrari/1967-275-gtb-4-detail/index.htm

Also a 2 Cam 3 Carb Long Nose but no mention of Classiche. See here: http://www.mariobernardi.de/mario-bernardi/english/cars-for-sale/ferrari/1965-275-gtb-2-2-detail-1/index.htm

 

Jantasy Junction in US have an Alloy 2 Cam Long Nose with non original 6 Carbs which is documented in the Classiche Report but the book was still granted. See here: http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/1950-Ferrari-275%20GTB%20Alloy%20Long%20Nose-3.3%20Litre%2012-Cyinder%20

 

Long Nose with Torque Tube Drive Shaft for sale in France at GTC, though not Classiche Certified. See here: http://www.gtc-collection-cars.com/car-for-sale/1966-ferrari/275-gtb-long-nose-torque-tube-165.html

 

I purchased my Ferrari from Fantasy Junction.

Great people. Don't hesitate to do business with them.

 

Guy here in KC has a 275 that will be listed in FML this month. He's the 2nd owner from like 1972 ish....

 

The alloy long nose DK Engineering car is 8069GT and belonged to our family for 41 years prior to DK purchase in 2014. Absolutely a no stories car and was in impeccable original condition (except for paint) prior to restoration. You will not find a better example.

 

Here is the RM Auctions description of 08069 at the 2014 Monterey sale. https://www.rmsothebys.com/mo14/monterey/lots/1966-ferrari-275-gtb-alloy-by-scaglietti/1067960

Nice to see that it (probably????) spent most of its life with its original carburetor air filter instead of the non original open rear facing GTB/C type ram air pipes.

 

The 6C wearing blu notte on an alloy body is simply spectacular!
Thanks for that link...

 

The chassis number is 08011. Direct link to the car on JD Classics site here: http://www.jdclassics.com/showrooms/Ferrari-275-GTB-6C-Alloy/12693.htm

More info and pics of the car and when restored by Canepa here: http://canepa.com/1965-ferrari-275-gtb/

 

Short Nose #06601 for sale at the Gallery Aaldering in Netherlands. Classiche is dated 2006 and has been restored since. I'd also ask about the original 14" wheels as it's currently wearing incorrect 15" magnesium alloys.

See here: http://www.gallery-aaldering.com/collection/ferrari-275-gtb-shortnose-ferrari-classiche-matching-numbers-and-colors-en-2/

 

Thank you for the links Steven, very informative!

 

Just sent you a PM because the one i have is off-market.

 

The FJ car is owned by gullwing I believe

 

Yes the stacks were installed after our ownership. The only part of the restoration that saddens me a bit is the change to interior spec. Instrument panel was originally natural wood and carpets were light gray with red footwell mats. Interior had a lovely original patina that is unfortunately lost forever. The car even smelled the same as when we purchased it four decades earlier. That said, it is lovely now

 

i'll give him your contact info.

 

Great choice. I love my 4 cam! What sort of range of prices are you finding?