1966 Ferrari 330 GT
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This is a beautiful example of a 1966 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Series II. In 1966 Ferrari reverted from their twin-headlight layout back to the traditional setup and fitted a larger 4.0-liter engine. It features a 5-speed manual gearbox instead of the overdrive four-speed from previous years. This 330 was originally sold new in Austria and arrived in the United States at an unknown year. Since arrival in the USA, the car traded ownership twice before it was purchased in 1987 by the current owner. The Ferrari has lived in Utah for the whole 34 years of current ownership. The classic underwent a full restoration while with the current owner. Many receipts and records are provided with the vehicle. The restoration included having the Pininfarina-built body resprayed in Red as when new, interior seats and carpets were redone, engine work, body disassembly and reassembly. A couple paint imperfections are shown in photos of cracking in the door jamb area and a paint run. Before listing the vehicle, The it took a visit to Morris Brothers in SLC, UT for service work including, rebuild of the alternator, rebuild the carburetors, repair radiator leak and coolant hoses, and prefabricated the exhaust shields. The motor now runs extremely healthy and starts strong every time. The engine number matches the cowl tag on the chassis.
Specs:
-Matching Chassis Numbers ‘8499’
-Single ownership for the past 34 years
-Desirable “single-headlight” model
-Low Miles at Only 60,294 Km
-4.0L V12
-5-Speed Manual Transmission
-Only 455 examples produced (2-headlight, 5-speed, ’65-’67)
-Tan Leather Interior w/ Wood Dash Paneling
-No A/C
-Has Power Windows
-Recent service work from Morris Brothers in SLC, UT
-Manual and Many Service Records & Receipts Included
-Paint Correction & Detail performed by LUXE Automotive
-Exterior chrome trim and bumpers in excellent shape
-No undercarriage rust
-Windshield replaced in 2018
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