1967 Ferrari 275 GTB 4 NART Spyder Conversion

Make

Ferrari

Model

275 GTB 4 NART Spyder Conversion

Year

1967

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Jupiter, Florida

Transmission

Not provided

Mileage

66,697 miles

The Ferrari 275 GTB/4 stands as one of Maranello's most iconic grand tourers, a direct evolution of the revered 275 GTB. Introduced in late 1966, the GTB/4 incorporated a significant update: a new quad-cam V12 engine, hence the "4" in its designation, delivering enhanced power and a smoother powerband. While the berlinetta was a staple, the open-top NART Spyder version, born from an initiative by North American Racing Team principal Luigi Chinetti, became an instant legend. Only ten original NART Spyders were ever built, making them among the most desirable and valuable Ferraris of all time, each a bespoke creation representing the pinnacle of 1960s open-air motoring. This particular 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 pays homage to that legendary NART Spyder, having undergone a meticulous conversion to replicate its open-top glory. Showing 66,697 miles on the odometer, this example allows an enthusiast to experience the breathtaking lines and driving dynamics of a NART Spyder without the multi-million dollar price tag of an original. It retains the potent quad-cam V12 heart of the GTB/4, ensuring an authentic soundtrack and thrilling performance that defined a generation of Ferrari road cars. This expertly executed conversion offers a unique opportunity to own a faithful tribute to one of Ferrari's most beautiful and exclusive creations.