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1970 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

13471roadItaly
Engine
4.4L V12 with triple Weber carburetors, five-speed manual
Colour
Black ('Nero')

Chassis 13471 is a 1970 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2, delivered new through the Charles Pozzi dealership in Paris and originally finished in Oro Kelso over a black leather interior. One of approximately 809 produced between 1967 and 1971, it features a triple-Weber 4.4-litre V-12, five-speed manual gearbox, independent rear suspension, and a hydropneumatic levelling system. The car has been in North American ownership since at least the 1980s, underwent a thorough restoration and engine rebuild in the early 1990s, and received Ferrari Classiche certification in 2013.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1970-08-01 →Factory delivery
    Charles Pozzi dealership, Paris
    partial documentation

    Paris-based Ferrari dealer who sold the car new; original finish was Oro Kelso over Pelle Nera interior.

  3. → 1987Acquisition unknown
    Leonard Blaylock III
    partial documentation

    Houston, Texas-based owner; sourced from Ferrari Market Letter records. Sold the car to Dick McClure in 1987.

  4. 1987 → 2010Private sale
    Dick McClure
    partial documentation

    Stockton, California collector who undertook a full restoration and engine rebuild over roughly six years, with assistance from Ferrari mechanic Patrick Ottis and Geoff Ohland. Repainted the car in Nero to highlight bodywork quality. Showed the car at Concorso Italiano and drove it on select road rallies.

  5. 2010 → 2016Acquisition unknown
    North American collector, acquired 2010
    full documentation

    Commissioned extensive mechanical work through Florida-based specialist Greg Jones, including transmission rebuild, camshaft replacement, and exhaust repair. Sourced Borrani wire wheels, owner's manual, tool roll, and period Blaupunkt radio. Obtained Ferrari Classiche Certificate of Authenticity in June 2013, and participated in the Going to the Sun Rally.

  6. 2016 →Acquisition unknown
    Consignor
    partial documentation

    Current owner reports that only routine maintenance has been required during his stewardship.

Competition

  1. Concorso Italiano
    Driver: Dick McClure

    Car was shown at this event following its restoration and repaint to Nero, along with appearances at other unspecified venues.

  2. Going to the Sun Rally

    A western road rally of roughly 1,200 miles; the then-owner reported the car performed strongly throughout the high-speed event.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2013Inspection
    Ferrari Classiche

    Submitted to Ferrari Classiche for formal authenticity assessment; a Certificate of Authenticity and Red Book were issued following successful evaluation.

  2. Restoration

    Full restoration of the car carried out over approximately six years following its 1987 acquisition, including a complete engine rebuild. The body was refinished in Nero during this process to highlight the quality of the coachwork, while the black leather interior was retained.

    Work undertaken with the assistance of Ferrari specialist Patrick Ottis and Geoff Ohland. Restoration concluded around 1993.

  3. Engine rebuild

    Engine rebuilt as part of the broader restoration programme initiated after the 1987 purchase.

    Carried out alongside the full restoration with Patrick Ottis and Geoff Ohland assisting.

  4. Mechanical
    Greg Jones

    Gearbox rebuilt and clutch cable serviced; worn camshafts replaced with new units; additional valvetrain components overhauled; exhaust system repaired; various other mechanical and cosmetic tasks completed. Transparent headlight covers also fitted. Borrani wire wheels sourced along with period-correct accessories.

    Florida-based Ferrari mechanic Greg Jones carried out the work; replacement camshafts supplied by Megacycle Cams. Detailed service invoices retained in the history file.

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