1967 Ferrari 330 GTC
Chassis No. 9529
Engine No. 9529
Body No. C0176
There are few experiences more fitting for a Ferrari 330 GTC than
carving through the cypress-lined curves of California's legendary
17-Mile Drive during Monterey Car Week.
After spending more than four decades tucked away in dry storage,
this remarkable matching-numbers 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC emerged as
one of the most exciting preservation discoveries we've had the
privilege of handling. Retained in single-family ownership from
1972 until its discovery in 2025, it remains an extraordinarily
original example, complete with its matching-numbers drivetrain,
original Pininfarina body number, original Sekurit glass, and an
exceptional history file that includes Swiss export documents,
owner's manuals, and a Marcel Massini report.
Over the past year, 9529 has carefully recommended the car, not
restoring cosmetically it, but respectfully awakened back to road
worthiness. Its extensive mechanical revival has included a
comprehensive inspection, fuel system restoration, carburetor
rebuild, complete brake system overhaul, cooling system
restoration, suspension servicing, ignition renewal, and countless
additional details, all with one goal in mind: returning this
extraordinary survivor to the road where it belongs.
And what better place for its next chapter than Monterey Car Week
2026?
In partnership with our friends at Animoja Garage of Michigan, this
330 GTC will spend the week making appearances throughout Monterey
car week. Rather than sitting behind velvet ropes, this Ferrari
will be doing exactly what Enzo intended, being driven.
We'll also be having a little fun along the way.
If you spot the "Lost & Found" 330 GTC during Monterey Car Week,
snap a photo, tag us on social media and you'll be entered for a
chance to win two tickets to the Pebble Beach Concours
d'Elegance!
• Matching numbers throughout (chassis, engine, gearbox, rear
axle)
• Original assembly number visible on the rear trunk floor and
trunk bonnet
• Original Pininfarina body number C0176 is still visible in the
engine compartment
• Original interior: black leather with red carpeting
• Original Sekurit glass all around, including windshield
• Supported by original owner's manual, parts book, supplemental
keys, publications and documentation
• Copy of Original Swiss export documentation and purchase invoice
(dated July 14, 1972)
• Accompanied by FERRARI 330 GTC - Elegance and Pedigree Book
• Marcel Massini History Report, dated September 4, 2025
2025-26 Mechanical Awakening and Restorative Work:
• Meticulous 100+ Point Inspection
• Engine Internal Borescope and Pressures Testing
• Full Fluid Flush and Filters (The Engine was Dry of Fluids)
• Restore Entire Fuel System from Tank, Lines, Hoses, Filter
System
• Rebuild and Synchronize Carburetors
• Replace All Consumable and Rubber Components
• Restore All Brake Calipers, Master Cylinder, and Booster -
Resurface Rotors
• Recore and Restore Radiator (Believed to be the reason why the
car was initially parked)
• Rebuild Water Pump, Expansion Tank, Thermostat, Lucas Fans
• Clutch Hose, Master and Slave Cylinder
• Auxiliary Belts and Hoses
• Exhaust Hangers and Heater Ducts
• All Suspension Rubber Components, Bushings, Ball Joints and Tie
Rod Ends
• All Ignition Consumables - Battery, Spark Plugs, Wires,
Distributor Cap and Internals
• Wiper Blades and Fluid Components
• Michelin 205VR14 XWX Tires (5) Mounted on Restored Campagnolo
Magnesium Wheels
Offered at $525,000, this is more than an opportunity to acquire
one of just 598 Ferrari 330 GTCs produced. It's an opportunity to
become the next caretaker of a beautifully preserved V12 Ferrari
whose story is only getting started.
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