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Description: 1960 Ferrari California 250 LWB Spyder Competizione. From James Colburn to Ferris Bueller (though his was a replica), the Ferrari California Spyder is a favorite amongst many enthusiasts. This particu...
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Description: The proud new owner has opted to remain anonymous and we fully understand their reason(s) as to why; anyone with that much money to spend likely wants their privacy. Bottom line: this Ferrari is worth...
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The GTR is so imponent when you look at it, 1 of my favorites. If i had this ferrari i'd also have a dozen GTRs 1 in each color
dear Wyatt, I'm sorry to inform you that the company called datsun, no longer exists.
The gtr Is not made to look good it's made to go fast, something it does quite well
absolutely beautiful, this is what design is, not a square little Datsun they put a $80,000 price sticker on
Description: 1962 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder. Powered by a 280 horsepower V12 engine, this is one of only 37 covered headlight examples of the 250 GT SWB (short wheelbase) California Spyder ever built. A...
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Description: It then went through a couple more owners before it was restored in the 1990s. It's been displayed at numerous shows and also took a class award at a previous Pebble Beach event. It just sold for...
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Description: 1956 Ferrari 250 GT LWB Berlinetta "Tour de France". Featured in the Hollywood classic film "The Love Bug", this 250 GT LWB is one of just nine examples ever built. Powered by a 24...
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Description: It was soon sold again and given a full restoration in the mid-1990s. It later took part in a number of vintage rallies including the Tour Auto of April 1998 along with the Mille Miglia. It's als...
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Description: 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Berlinetta. Back at the 1966 Paris Motor Show, Ferrari unveiled its successor to the 250, the 275 GTB. Powered by a 300 horsepower V12, the car is named for its four-cam val...
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Description: This early European-spec example was first sold in 1967 by the official Ferrari dealer in Rome. Not until 1972 did it arrive in the US where it later passed through several owners. It was purchased ag...
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I think that it's the best looking one of the group. Would be better in red though.
Description: 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 "Competizione Speciale". Because the 250 GTO was so successful in road racing events, Ferrari wanted to homologate a version of the 275 GTB for the GT racing class...
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Description: After it was in an accident, a famous Ferrari collector/TV producer and personal friend of old man Enzo himself, bought and shipped it to Modena. There he commissioned three famed Ferrari shops to...
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Description: 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB by Carrozzeria Scaglietti. Like the previously shown 275 GTB, this successor to the 250 GTO is equipped with a powerful V12 engine. Knowing that the outgoing 250 GTO needed some a...
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Description: This aided in aerodynamic downforce at high speeds, but enthusiasts have usually preferred the first-series cars' proportions. This restored example was sent to Scaglietti in Modena for bodywork ...
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beautiful, but if I'm honest I'd rather spend the money on a Lamborghini Miura SV, and then have some left over
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Yah .. I keep dreaming of myself buying exotic ferraris In auctions like these
I love these types of articles