Ferraris – Classic & Contemporary Collector Cars

Ferrari has been producing cars for road and track for over fifty years, combining passion, design, and technological perfection. Among their numerous award-winning machines, perhaps the most popular model is the GTO "Grand Turismo Omologato." Offering drivers the performance of a competitive racing car (Ferrari originally intended only to build cars for the tracks) with the impeccable handling and comfort of a practical street vehicle, it is no wonder the Ferrari GTO is one of the most sought after collector cars today. The legendary Testa Rossa and Spyder also peak the interest of collectors around the world.

1954 Ferrari 375 America Vignale Cupe - $1,650,000.00

An outstanding one-of-a-kind Ferrari of the early 50s. Vignale designed this car and there is only one sister car with almost identical lines. This car was featured on the Ferrari stand of the 1954 Paris Auto Salon and later at the New York Auto Show. Other than a repaint from the original color it is in all original unmolested condition including the interior with 11,000 original from new. The sister car won despite it's non-matching number engine Best in class at Pebble Beach, Best of Show at the FCA Nationals and at Cavallino. This car here has the original matching number engine and is a guaranteed entry to every Concours event world wide. The powerful large displacement 4.5 liter engine of Lambredi design produces 300hp and the car was capable of a top speed of 155mph making it one of the fastest and most luxurious rides in the 1950s. The lines are simply breathtaking and these photos don't even give the car justice.

1956 Ferrari 250GT Boanao Alloy Competizione - $895,000.00

THIS FERRARI IS BEING OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE GOODING & COMPANY AUCTION IN SCOTTSDALE, AZ ON JANUARY 21ST 2011. Please register as a bidder if you like to buy the car at auction. This is one of only three factory built cars out of the limited production of the 250GT Boano. These three cars were different as they did not only have an aluminum body, but also full competition spec engine and gearbox. This very example was entered in the 1956 Mille Miglia, but did unfortunately not finish. However, it is a guaranteed entry in any of teh futur Mille Miglia Storica. A well restored and strong running example out of the Frits Kroyman collection, now in a private collection in California.

1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Alloy N.A.R.T. - $2,200,000.00

This 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, commonly known as 4-cam, is a very special unique example. It is one of only 19 cars out of a total production of 331 cars built as a light weight in Aluminum. What makes this car even more special though than all other alloy bodied 275GTB/4 is that the car was entered by Luigi Chinetti's legendary North American Racing Team N.A.R.T. at Watkins Glen and also at the 24 hours of Daytona. Bob Groasman and Ronnie Bucknam were the pilots at the Six Hours of Watkins Glen in 1968 and placed 9th OA. Sam Posey and Ricardo Rodriguez drove the car in the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1969. Despite gearbox problems and almost three hours of repair time in the pits they still finished a very respectful 2nd in Class and 23rd OA. The car has been in the hands of various collectors and was acquired by us out together with 20 other classic Ferrari out of the Frits Kroyman collection in the Netherlands. The car is presently undergoing Ferrari Classiche certification and some cosmetc work. The original matching number engine has just been installed and is freshly rebuilt. This 275GTB/4 qualifies for a variety of exciting Vintage Motor Sport events including the Le Mans Classic, but it will always be a welcomed entry at any Concours d'Elegance or Ferrari Club Meet. It is an important piece of Ferrari Motorsport History in the United States and a pleasure to drive.

Ferrari 512BB - $130,000.00

This beautiful example of a very early 512 Boxer was delivered to Frits Kroyman, the Ferrari Importer to Holland and has been in his collection since. A very desirable mid engine Ferrari with teh famous 5.0 Liter 12 cylinder Boxer engine.

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Ferrari F50 (Euro) - $650,000.00

This car is located in Europe and only for sale outside of the USA due to EPA and DOT regulations. The car can not be imported into the United States. Only 359 Ferrari F50 were built and this fine example with very low kilometers from new is in immaculate condition. The car has been classiche certified by the Ferrari factory.

1983 Ferrari 512BBi - $125,000.00

The Ferrari Boxer changed the company's design on their 12-cylinder models by switching from a front engine V12 to a mid-engine 12 cylinder with Boxer engine configuration. After the 365GT/4BB Ferrari introduced the 512BB with the fuel injected BBi being technologically the most advanced of the three different Boxer models. These High performnace cars were never imported new to the United States due to new emission control and safety standards in the US. This car has been federailzed to EPA & DOT specs and lived most of it's life in Southern California. It is a well maintained car with only 13,000 miles from new. Stunning all red paint with tan interior and in almost as new condition. Priced right in todays marketplace.

1964 Ferrari 250GT Lusso

1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Coupe

2007 Ferrari 599GTB

Ferrari 575 Superamrica, new

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