1971 Ferrari 365 GTC/4
- Colour
- Dark blue (originally light 'Azzurro Hyperion')
A 1971 Ferrari 365 GTC/4, chassis 14493, finished in Azzurro Hyperion and delivered new through the Paris-based official Ferrari importer Charles Pozzi. Its documented history includes ownership by French journalist and television producer Jacques Martin, a five-year disappearance following theft in 1985, subsequent accident damage and repair with a respray to dark blue, and display at Ferrari's 50th anniversary celebrations in 1997. The matching-numbers engine and gearbox are retained.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold €184,000 (≈ $202K)
- 1971-11-01 → 1972Factory deliveryFirst owner via Charles Pozzi SA Parispartial documentation
Delivered new through the official French Ferrari importer in Paris, finished in Azzurro Hyperion.
- 1972 → 1975Acquisition unknownJacques Martinpartial documentation
French journalist and television producer who held the car for roughly three years.
- 1975 → 1985Acquisition unknownUnidentified third and fourth ownersnone documentation
The car passed through at least two further hands between Martin and the fifth owner; no individual details are provided.
- 1985 → 1992Acquisition unknownJean Eguregguypartial documentation
Fifth recorded owner; the car was stolen roughly four months after his purchase and was not recovered until 1990. He subsequently parted with it after a front-end motorway collision.
- 1992 →Acquisition unknownJacques Marcottypartial documentation
Undertook a thorough repair of collision damage and had the bodywork refinished in dark blue; work was completed by 1997.
- 2014-05-01 →AuctionThe Curated Collectionfull documentation
Acquired at auction; shortly after purchase, invoices on file from Carrosserie Janssens near Brussels document bodywork expenditure of approximately €22,990.
Competition
- 1997Ferrari 50th Anniversary Celebrations
The car was put on static display as part of the marque's half-century commemorative events.
- 1997Nürburgring appearance
Attended an event at the Nürburgring circuit, likely in the same period as the anniversary celebrations.
- 1997Spa-Francorchamps appearance
Attended an event at Spa-Francorchamps, grouped in the prose with the Nürburgring outing.
Maintenance & restoration
- 1992Repair
Front-end collision damage sustained on the motorway was repaired, and the bodywork was refinished in a dark blue shade.
Work commissioned by Jacques Marcotty and completed by 1997.
- 1997Bodywork
Full body refinishing to dark blue completed as part of the post-collision restoration work begun in 1992.
Completion date confirmed as 1997, ahead of the Ferrari 50th anniversary display.
- 2014BodyworkCarrosserie Janssens
Bodywork carried out at a coachwork specialist near Brussels at a documented cost of €22,990, with invoices retained on file.
Work undertaken shortly after the car joined The Curated Collection in May 2014.
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