J.A. Ackley
J.A. Ackley Senior Editor
9/15/22 4:05 p.m.

Own what may be the last unrestored example of the Ferrari 250 GT Series II Pininfarina Cabriolet. It’s a matching numbers car, including every single body panel.

It originally came in Blu Scuro, with sections of the original paint still visible. The Rosso leather interior displays “an abundance of patina.”

According to the seller, the engine will start and run, but will need recommissioning to get it back to a road-worthy state.

Italian registration documents and a Marcel Massini report comes with the car plus a partial tool kit, a set of four new Borrani wheels and an extra set of re-chromed bumpers are also offered.

Find this 1962 Ferrari 250 GT for sale from the Gullwing Motor Cars, with a firm price of $1,275,000.

Don2001l
Don2001l New Reader
2/3/23 5:36 p.m.

Geeezzzz, this looks like a pice of junk for the money compared to the 

Blue Sera 250 GT coupe 

 

J.A. Ackley
J.A. Ackley Senior Editor
2/22/23 9:43 a.m.

I guess it boils down to the supply and demand for unrestored versions vs. restored ones. Both offer their pros and cons.

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