1970 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona

13315roadItaly

Engine: 4.4L quad-cam V12, 352 bhp
Colour: 'Rosso Rubino' (ruby red)

The Ferrari 365 GTB/4 'Daytona', chassis 13315, is the 146th of 1,284 examples built, completed at Maranello on 4 April 1970. Finished in Rosso Rubino over Nero leather, it left the factory with the early Plexiglas nose, air conditioning, and power windows for delivery to a Perugia dealer. The car retains its original engine and gearbox, confirmed by Ferrari Classiche certification, and has a fully documented Italian ownership history spanning nearly two decades before moving to the United Kingdom.

Ownership

—Auction sale
Sold €687,000 (≈ $756K)
RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →
1970-04-04 → 1970-05-30Factory delivery
Romeo Pedini (dealer, Perugia)
full documentation
Authorized Ferrari dealer in Perugia who took factory delivery of the car before selling to the first private owner.
1970-05-30 → 1974-04-30Private sale
Augusto De Megni
full documentation
Resident of Perugia; first private owner of the car.
1974-04-30 →Private sale
Nicola Campanile
full documentation
Based in Naples; the car remained in that city for roughly 13 years across this and two subsequent owners.
→ 1987-11-01Acquisition unknown
Second Naples-based anonymous owner after Campanile
partial documentation
Final Naples custodian before the car moved to Turin in late 1987.
1987-11-01 →Private sale
Angela Prigato
partial documentation
Turin-based owner; the Prigato family retained the car for approximately two decades before it was exported to the UK.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
First Naples-based anonymous owner after Campanile
partial documentation
One of two unidentified owners who kept the car in Naples during the roughly 13-year Naples period following Campanile.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
UK-based current owner
partial documentation
Imported the car to the UK following the Prigato family's ownership; current consignor.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

—Inspection
Ferrari Classiche
Ferrari Classiche certification carried out, confirming the car retains its matching original engine and gearbox; supporting documentation binder issued.

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