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1965 Ferrari 275 GTB short-nose

07341roadItaly
Engine
3.3L V12 SOHC, triple Weber 40 DCZ6 carburettors, 280 bhp
Colour
Pine green ('Verde Pino') over beige leather interior

Chassis 07341 is a first-series, short-nose Ferrari 275 GTB, one of approximately 250 produced, delivered new in 1965 to the official Ferrari dealer Rugico in Madrid finished in the rare Verde Pino over Beige Connolly leather. The car returned to the factory in May 1966 for service and later passed through Swiss and Spanish ownership before arriving in the United Kingdom, where it was returned to its original colour scheme. It carries Ferrari Classiche certification and retains its original drivetrain.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Sold €1,932,000 (≈ $2.13M)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. 1965 → 1965Factory delivery
    Rugico (official Ferrari dealer, Madrid)
    partial documentation

    Car was delivered new to this Madrid dealership in original Verde Pino over Beige leather specification.

  3. 1966 →Acquisition unknown
    Swiss resident (Geneva registration)
    partial documentation

    Registered under Geneva plates; car was returned to the factory in May 1966 for servicing at approximately 10,755 km. Information sourced from Ferrari historian Marcel Massini.

  4. 1989-08-01 →Acquisition unknown
    Joaquim Folch
    partial documentation

    Barcelona-based owner who acquired the car already repainted red with a yellow stripe; the car was certified by Ferrari Classiche in 2006 and the stripe subsequently removed and the red fully redone.

  5. Date unknownPrivate sale
    UK-based owner
    partial documentation

    Car was sold to the United Kingdom after leaving Folch's ownership and returned to its original factory colour combination during this period.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 1966Service
    Ferrari factory

    The car was returned to the Ferrari factory for servicing; the odometer recorded 10,755 km from new at the time of the visit.

  2. 2006Inspection
    Ferrari Classiche

    Ferrari Classiche certification was carried out; a full certification binder was issued and accompanies the car.

    Certification obtained while car was in Folch's ownership.

  3. Bodywork

    Car was refinished in red with a yellow accent stripe at some point before August 1989; original Verde Pino colour was lost during this repaint.

    Work predates Folch's acquisition in 1989; exact date unknown.

  4. Bodywork

    Following Classiche certification, the yellow stripe was removed and the car was repainted uniformly in red.

    Work took place shortly after the 2006 Classiche certification, still during Folch's ownership.

  5. Bodywork

    After arriving in the United Kingdom, the car was restored to its original Verde Pino over Beige colour combination.

    Carried out during UK ownership; service invoices from DK Engineering and Joe Macari accompany the file.

  6. Service
    DK Engineering and Joe Macari

    Service work recorded on invoices from specialist dealers DK Engineering and Joe Macari.

    Invoices form part of the car's accompanying documentation file.

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