• 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 finished in Rosso Chiaro
• One of just 330 four-cam examples built
• Iconic Scaglietti design, never subject to bare-metal restoration
• Ferrari Classiche Certified with full documentation
• Extensive history file accompanying the car
Few Ferraris embody the spirit of the marque as completely as the 275 GTB/4. Launched in 1966, the 275 was the first Ferrari road car to feature a transaxle layout, delivering perfect weight distribution and driving purity. The GTB/4, unveiled a year later, introduced the revered four overhead camshaft V12 engine — a jewel of engineering that would cement its place in Ferrari legend. Only 330 were ever produced, each hand-finished by Scaglietti and shaped with timeless elegance.
This example, finished in Rosso Chiaro, was first delivered to its original owner in Rome in 1967. Its journey tells a story as rich as Ferrari’s own: in 1972 it travelled across the Atlantic to the United States, before returning to Europe in the 1990s. Since then, it has passed through the most discerning collections in Germany, Italy, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Today, it stands as a car with impeccable provenance and a fascinating international history, fully traceable from new.
Presented in remarkably original condition, this 275 GTB/4 has never been subjected to a bare-metal restoration. Its coachwork and interior remain true to the day it left Scaglietti’s workshops, carrying with them the soul and authenticity that collectors treasure most. With just 43,423km (26,982 miles) covered, and accompanied by an extensive history file, this is a car that radiates authenticity and integrity.
Further reassurance is provided by full Ferrari Classiche Certification, a recognition of originality and correctness that underlines its standing as one of the finest surviving examples. The accompanying Classiche folder and documents trace the car’s story with precision, honouring its place in Ferrari’s rich tapestry.
