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1978 Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 Competition Car

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A Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 built and campaigned specifically in Class 2 of the Superformance Ferrari Club Classic Championship, this car has accumulated multiple podium finishes and class victories over a decade of competitive use. It received a comprehensive £25,000 engine rebuild by RNR Performance encompassing all reciprocating components, and carries an extensive suite of competition upgrades including bespoke brake kits, AVO dampers, and a welded roll-cage, while remaining UK road-registered.

Ownership

  1. 2026-02-20Auction sale
    Sold £30,000 (≈ $38K)

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  2. Date unknown
    Long-term owner of approximately 10 years
    partial documentation

    Vehicle was built and run for Class 2 competition under this owner's tenure, achieving numerous podium results and class victories in the Superformance Ferrari Club Classic Championship.

Competition

  1. Superformance Ferrari Club Classic Championship
    Superformance Ferrari Club Classic Championship — Class 2
    Multiple podium finishes and class wins

    Car was constructed specifically for Class 2 of this championship and has competed across an extended period of roughly ten years under current ownership.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Engine rebuild
    RNR Performance

    Full engine rebuild costing £25,000 covering all reciprocating parts: new Arrow crankshaft, forged connecting rods, forged high-compression 82mm pistons, new cylinder liners, replacement exhaust valves, recut valve seats, ported and polished cylinder heads, and reset valve clearances. Engine subsequently mapped on a dynamometer.

    Fewer than 100 miles recorded since the rebuild was completed.

  2. Mechanical

    Gearbox and clutch inspected and refreshed; large aluminium gearbox radiator fitted; front-mounted oil cooler and accumulator sump installed; Superformance 310mm four-piston billet brake kits fitted front and rear with braided lines; AVO dampers installed; hardened rubber bushings fitted throughout.

    These modifications were carried out as part of the car's build for Class 2 competition; exact date unknown.

  3. Modification

    Six-point roll-cage welded into the bodyshell; new multi-point harnesses installed (valid to 2029); fire extinguisher system fitted (valid to July 2026).

    Safety equipment installed to current competition regulations.

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