Vehicle Description
1969 Ferrari 365GT 2+2 Introducing this highly desirable 1969
Ferrari 365GT 2+2 featured with a matching numbers engine. Finished
in an exquisite Azzurro Blue exterior color complemented with a
Cream interior. The interior seats displays a charming patina, a
testament to the car's rich history and the care it has received
over the years. This particular 365 GT is 1 of approximately 800
production examples ever built, making it a rare and highly
sought-after collector's item.Highlights.- Matching-Numbers Engine-
4.4-liter V-12- Triple Weber CarburetorsVehicle Overview:This
model, identified as 365 GT 2+2, was originally destined for
Trovaioli, Italy, and is a part of Ferrari's rich heritage, as
noted in H. Raab's Ferrari Serial Numbers Part I, 2nd ed. With an
assembly sequence number of 388 and body number 387/A, this vehicle
carries a unique history.This Italian classic has a fascinating
history, having been offered by Jim Carpenter Enterprises in
Phoenix, AZ, in 1994, where it was noted for its good original
condition with 69,400 miles. In 1995, it was offered by Scott
Melnick in Beverly Hills, CA, highlighting its excellent unmolested
condition throughout. This vehicle has been cherished and
maintained to preserve its authenticity.Performance and
Features:Equipped with a 5-speed manual gearbox, 4.4-liter V-12
engine, triple Weber carburetors, four-wheel disc brakes, Veglia
instrumentation, chrome trim/bumpers, chrome rings, Carello branded
taillights, wood dash, and a full-size spare tire fitted in the
trunk. Convenience features include bucket seating with
head-restraints, power windows, 3-spoke wood steering wheel,
pop-out quarter windows, Voxson stereo 8, analog clock, toggle
switches, and a driver-side mirror.Conclusion:This Ferrari also
comes with an owner's manual and service receipt copies dating from
October 1995 through April 2009. Whether you're a seasoned
enthusiast or a discerning collector, this 365GT 2+2 represents a
rare opportunity to own a piece of automotive history that is
mechanically sound. For $229,950
