Something deliciously vintage has just surfaced on the market. Something that even we at BH – despite our daily exposure to cool shit – cannot help but stop for a moment, set the proverbial tools down, and give a hushed “God-damn.” Seat yourself someplace sturdy and take a few deep breaths, because here it comes: a 1966 Ferrari 275 GTS – one of only 200 models ever manufactured – restored to near pristine condition
Originally designed by Italian design firm Pininfarina, this very Ferrari 275 GTS has been credited with making convertibles a fixture within Ferrari’s entire range.
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And just to add to the whole “groundbreaking” renown of the vehicle itself, this also happens to be the first production car birthed by the company to employ all-independent suspension. Meaning it improved handling by leaps and bounds in comparison to its predecessors.
The model you see before you has been restored by Roelofs Engineering, who dedicated over a year into making sure everything was in proper working order. Under the hood, you’ll find this sexy set of wheels houses a Colombo-type 60-degree V12 engine capable of 260 hp at 7,000 rpm. As for the interior, it’s all about the can’t-beat-em classic touches. Cognac leather. Wood-trimmed dash and steering wheel. Even a gate shift plate and Veglia instrumentation set.
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To find out more – or maybe submit a bid like the baller you are – head on over to auxietreschmidt.com.