For Sale: 1972 Ferrari 365 GT4 in Huntington Station, New York

--Blue Scuro with Blue leather interior and Blue carpets, 4.4 Liter V12, 5-Speed manual Gearbox, Documented by Massini, Long Term collector ownership. The 365 GTC/4 has been called the civilized brother to the Daytona due to its power steering, more civilized road manners around town and probably the best air condition system of the vintage Ferraris. Produced for only two years, only 505 examples were manufactured for the world markets. This is comparison to 1,284 Daytona Coupes manufactured make it quite a rare Ferrari V12. This 365 GTC/4 was delivered new in Milan, Italy in April 1972 to the official dealer M. Gastone Crepaldi Automobili and sold to its first owner in May 1972 Gaetano Passarelli, resident in Torino, Italy, sold onto its second owner in May 1976 Attilio Spoggi, resident of Milan, Italy, then sold to its third owner in December 1977 Mrs. Marini Cecati of Rome Italy, Then resold in July 1978 to its fourth owner Mrs. Candida Latini of Rome Italy, January 1982 purchased by car dealer Sasso Car S.r.l. of Bologna Italy and subsequently October of 1983 sold to and imported to the USA by the sixth and most recent owner, Sheldon Benatovich of Williamsville NY who kept car until his recent passing. Factory options include European specification, Power windows, Air conditioning, Instruments in km and pioneer stereo system. Powered by the venerable Columbo derived 4.4 Liter V12 engine with six 2 barrel side draft weber carburetors, power delivered through a 5 speed manual gearbox, with power steering plus seating for four and plenty of trunk space makes for a truly useable and enjoyable vintage Ferrari. One of the best driving of the 1970s vintage Ferrari models, not to mention probably if not certainly, one of the best sounding V12 Ferraris of all time, this GTC/4 is complete with books, Tool kit, Jack kit, Service records and History report.