1960 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II
- Colour
- 'Grigio Conchiglia' (shell grey)

Chassis 1983 GT is a Series II Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet, the 50th of 200 produced, bodied by Pinin Farina and completed in September 1960. Originally delivered in Grigio Conchiglia through Ferrari's official Paris importer, it passed to its first owner in the French capital before moving to Toulouse in 1967, where it remained within the same family for over five decades. Mechanically restored roughly twenty years ago and subsequently repainted in its original colour, the car shows approximately 65,952 km from new.
Ownership
- —Auction saleEstimate €1,200,000 – €1,400,000
- 1960 →Factory deliveryFranco-Britannic Autosfull documentation
Official Ferrari importer for France, based in Paris; took new delivery of the car from the factory via Pinin Farina.
- → 1967-11-04Private saleRaymond Veuillezfull documentation
Paris-based first private owner; registered the car with a transposed chassis number by the prefecture. Had the car returned to Ferrari in 1965 for servicing and a repaint in dark blue with black leather.
- 1967-11-04 →Private saleToulouse-based familypartial documentation
Second private owner, resident in Toulouse; car has remained within this family continuously since acquisition. A mechanical restoration was carried out roughly two decades before the catalogue date, and a repaint in the original grey shade was done some years prior to sale.
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- 1965ServiceFerrari
Car returned to Ferrari for servicing; at the same time it was refinished in dark blue and fitted with a black leather interior.
Work carried out at the owner Raymond Veuillez's request.
- —Restoration
Comprehensive mechanical restoration completed approximately twenty years before the auction date; roughly 10,000 km covered since.
Odometer reads approximately 65,952 km from new at time of cataloguing.
- —Bodywork
Exterior repainted in the original Grigio Conchiglia shade; the 1965-fitted black leather interior was retained.
Carried out some years after the mechanical restoration; exact date not recorded in the catalogue.
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