Vehicle Description
1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta Black/Black with Matching
NumbersThis 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta was completed
on September 20, 1973, and left the factory in a striking Nero
(Black) 20-B-50 paint with a Nero leather interior, accented by red
seat inserts. Out of long-term family ownership since the early
1980s, a highly original example boasting plenty of lovely patina.
A matching numbers example documented by Ferrari historian Marcel
Massini. Offered with factory books and tools. The paint is showing
its age at this point with some checking and flaws. Mechanically
refreshed and ideal for sympathetic refurbishment.Chassis 16865 is
a US delivered car featuring air conditioning, power windows, and
Cromodora alloy wheels. It was initially delivered to Bill Harrah's
Modern Classic Motors in Reno, Nevada, and subsequently sold
through Ron Tonkin Gran Turismo in Portland, Oregon, on December
24, 1973.Provenance:The car's provenance includes ownership by Ron
Kinard Farris of Carson, California, and later, Dr. Herve Gentile,
a noted Ferrari collector from Port Aransas, Texas. Under Dr.
Gentile's stewardship, the Daytona was sparingly driven and
meticulously maintained, preserving its original charm and
patina.Recent Service:In March 2025, the Daytona underwent a
comprehensive service by Exclusive Motorcars of Arizona, ensuring
it is in prime condition for its next owner. The service included
rebuilding and tuning the Weber carburetors, refurbishing the fuel
system, and installing a new battery. The car was road-tested and
confirmed to be a fine driving example, exuding the authenticity
and character that only an unrestored classic can
offer.Documentation:Accompanying the sale is a Massini report,
Ferrari Heritage Certificate, a tool roll with a jack, and recent
service records.This 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta is
not just a car; it's a piece of automotive art and history. Its
combination of design, performance, and provenance makes it a
standout in the exotic car class. This iconic vehicle is a
testament to Ferrari's engineering prowess and design excellence. A
rare find in today's market, especially in such well-preserved
condition. Whether you're looking to participate in prestigious
events or simply wish to own a legendary Ferrari, chassis 16865
deserves your attention. Unrestored Daytonas are becoming
increasingly rare, and this example presents a unique opportunity
for collectors and enthusiasts alike.Chassis no. 16865Engine no.
2670 Stunning Original Livery: Finished in Nero over Nero leather
with striking red inserts Single-Family Ownership: Held in
long-term family ownership since the early 1980s Desirable Factory
Options: Equipped with electric windows and air conditioning Highly
Original Example: Boasting exceptional patina Documented History:
Thoroughly chronicled by renowned Ferrari historian Marcel Massini
Matching-Numbers Example: Retains its original engine, factory tool
kit, and original books Recently Serviced: Mechanically refreshed
and ideal for sympathetic refurbishmentPrice: $579,500
