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1970 Ferrari 365 GT

2+2 Coupe
Gooding & Co. Geared Online, October 2020
Monday, 26 October - Friday, 30 October 2020
$159,500
Sale Price
$160,000 - 200,000
Est. Range
Yes
Reserve
30 October 2020
Sold Date
60
Lot Number
#3+
Older restoration
Gooding & Company
Auction House
Chassis no. 13269; engine no. 13269. Grigio Mahmoud over beige leather. 4390-cc, 320-hp V-12, 5-speed manual. Centerlock alloy wheels, Carello headlights, wood-rim steering wheel, Blaupunkt pushbutton radio, power windows, Ansa exhaust.

Evaluation: Represented as matching numbers. Tiny ding in the front left bumperette. Small chip at the bottom of the drivers door. Plating is coming off the left-rear wheel lock. Light amount of dirt underneath but not bad. Lightly worn front seats but otherwise, the interior has been soundly restored. Fully restored but used since and no longer a stunner, so it would be best used as an event car or casual driver.

Bottom line: Reported sold way back in 2006 by Coys at Nurnberg for $98,048 (Euros 77,300), then by Bonhams at Quail Lodge in 2017 for $220,000 (Euros 187,500 at at the time) with 79,684 km showing. It has 82,363 km in the current online photos. This result is Euros 136,900, so whether Euros or dollars, this is a substantial drop for a car with very few more kilometers recorded nor an appreciable decline in its condition. The bidding was as lacklustre as the car’s condition and history.

by Rick Carey
2 December 2020
1970 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 interior
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