1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C

Make

Ferrari

Model

275 GTB/C

Year

1964

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Europe

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

0 miles

The 275 GTB marked a technical revolution for Ferrari when it arrived in 1964 — the first road Ferrari with a rear transaxle and fully independent suspension. From this foundation, Ferrari developed something far more focused. The 275 GTB/C was the competition expression of the model, built in strictly limited numbers for the marque's racing clients. Furthermore, the second series of 1965 carried lightweight coachwork, a competition-tuned version of the 3.3-litre Colombo V12 and countless detail modifications developed directly from Ferrari's racing programme. Moreover, these cars competed at the greatest endurance events of their era, upholding Ferrari's dominance in GT racing. Today, the 275 GTB/C stands among the rarest and most sought-after competition Ferraris ever built. This 275 GTB/C is finished in Red over a black interior, the definitive specification for a competition Ferrari of this era. Furthermore, the car has been the subject of a full restoration, returning it to exceptional condition throughout. Every element reflects the correct competition specification of the second series cars. As a result, this example presents today as one of the finest opportunities to acquire a genuine competition 275 — a car eligible for the most prestigious historic events in the world. Inside, the cabin reflects the car's competition purpose — purposeful, lightweight and entirely focused on the driver. Furthermore, under the bonnet sits the competition-specification 3.3-litre Colombo V12, an engine developed with Ferrari's endurance racing experience at its core. It delivers its performance with an intensity and sonority that no road-specification car can match. Moreover, the driving experience connects its owner directly to the golden era of GT racing. The 275 GTB/C was built to compete — and it remains ready to do exactly that. A curated view of the automobiles and stories that matter — delivered as we encounter them. And if you prefer something more private, join our mailing list to stay informed on new arrivals and upcoming events.