For Sale: 1973 Ferrari 365 GT 2 plus 2 in Beverly Hills, California

1973 Ferrari 365GT 2+2 European-SpecOffered here is this 1973 Ferrari 365GT 2+2 European-Spec, featuring Pininfarina coachwork and finished in its Avorio Tetrarch exterior color over a Pelle Nera Cogolo interior. As one of Ferrari's grand touring models of the early 1970s, the 365GT 2+2 combines a powerful V-12 engine with a 5-speed manual transmission and a comfortable 2+2 seating configuration.Highlights:- European-Market Grand Tourer- Exterior Color: Avorio Tetrarch- Interior Color: Pelle Nera Cogolo- 4.4-liter V-12 Engine- 5-Speed Manual Transmission- Six Weber Carburetors- 4-Wheel Power-Assisted Disc Brakes- Power Steering- European-spec Veglia Borletti Instruments- Air Conditioning- Electric Windows- Retractable Pop-Up Dual Headlamps- Black Impact Bumpers Front and Rear- Veglia Instrumentation- Clarion Cassette Stereo- Toggle Switches- 15-Inch Chromodora Alloy WheelsPower comes from a 4.4-liter V-12 equipped with six Weber carburetors and paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. This classic car is also equipped with power steering, four-wheel power-assisted disc brakes, air conditioning, and electric windows. European-spec details include Veglia Borletti instrumentation with metric readings, retractable dual headlamps, black impact bumpers, Pininfarina badging, and toggle switches.The exterior is complemented by 15-inch 5-spoke Cromodora star-pattern alloy wheels with three-eared center knock-off spinners and Pirelli PS radial tires. A matching full-size Cromodora alloy spare wheel is also included in the trunk.Inside, the black front bucket seats are paired with custom tiger-stripe plush fabric on the rear seats and door panel accents. Additional details include red plush carpeting, black rubber footrest mats, veneered trim panels, a center console, dashboard analog clock, 3-spoke Momo Prototipo sports steering wheel, Clarion cassette stereo, glove box, air conditioning, and electric windows.An interesting detail of the 365GT 2+2 is that Ferrari combined its 4.4-liter V-12 and manual gearbox with genuine 2+2 practicality, giving the car room for four while retaining the character of a traditional Ferrari grand tourer. The model was built for covering longer distances at speed without giving up the performance expected from Ferrari.This example is currently running and driving; however, it will require additional work to be road ready. This is reflected in the price and gives the next owner the opportunity to complete the work while enjoying the distinctive combination of Ferrari V-12 power, a 5-speed manual transmission, Pininfarina styling, and European-market specification. For $69,950