Owner "goodies" delivered originally with Ferraris

Great question. For my 1965 330 GT2+2, there was the toolkit, obviously, and a pouch with the Owner Manual, Parts Manual, and a little booklet with the names and addresses of Ferrari dealerships. As the car has power windows, it also came with an emergency window winder.

I'll bet Tom Shaugnessy will know, as it's his business to provide these.

Cheers,
Jon

 

fitted luggage was an option on earlt cars, although technically it is not made by Ferrari

 

The clock did have a hang tag, good thought!

I was amazed when detailing a 1977 308GTB recently to look down and see the string from this tag still around the clock stem, in 2004!

 

the cars from the sixties and early seventies had many items that came in a simple cardboard box. many dealers through the box out . the box contained tools, a jack, owners manuals and the like. what came with the car varies from car to car and year to year. there is no set rule on what you got (ie- this triangle had to go with this year model version of the xxxxxx). although there are generally accepted items for each car and model year, nothing was set in stone. to better determine what a specific car had, you may want to clarify the make and year model you want to find out more about.

 

i would love to see pics of the ferrari key fobs if anyone has any!!

 

Erik - then you're in luck, as that is what I have. My toolkit isn't complete, but what is there is original:

http://www.jb330gt.com/WhatWorks.htm#Cleaning%20The%20Tool%20Bag

Cheers,
Jon

 

Thanks. I am working on updating it too. Too much fun to actually work on the car though...

BTW, Kerry has the definitive list of brochures for 330s:
http://www.parrotbyte.com/330GTRegistry/330_brochures.htm

Enjoy,
Jon