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1974 Ferrari 365 GT4 BB

18025roadItaly
Engine
4.4L flat-12 (Boxer)
Colour
Metallic silver ('Argento Metallizzato')

Chassis 18025 is the 124th Ferrari 365 GT4 BB constructed, completed in June 1974 and finished in Argento Metallizzato over a black leather interior. Sold new through a Prato dealership and registered in Florence, it remained in Italian ownership until 2011 before passing to Germany and subsequently to a European collector. The car holds Ferrari Classiche certification confirming a matching-numbers engine, and has benefited from a full mechanical restoration by Ferrari Classiche, a factory-correct repaint, an engine overhaul, and a suspension rebuild.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Sold €353,750 (≈ $389K)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. 1974 → 2011
    Succession of Italian owners
    partial documentation

    Multiple owners, all resident in Italy, held the car from new delivery through 2011. Ferrari Classiche certification obtained December 2006, and a full mechanical restoration carried out 2007–2009.

  3. 1974-06-01 →Factory delivery
    Renato Nocentini's Garage La Rotonda
    partial documentation

    Authorized dealer in Prato near Florence through which the car was sold new; vehicle registered in Florence under FI 743497.

  4. 2011 → 2019Private sale
    German owner
    partial documentation

    During this ownership the car received a factory repaint and leather retrim in Maranello, plus engine and suspension overhauls by specialist workshops. Cancelled German title documentation accompanies the car.

  5. 2019 →Private sale
    Mr. Guikas
    partial documentation

    Acquired the fully restored car with Ferrari Classiche Red Book certification.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2006Inspection
    Ferrari Classiche

    Ferrari Classiche formally certified the car, confirming a matching-numbers engine and a correct-specification gearbox.

    Certification resulted in the issuance of the Ferrari Classiche Red Book.

  2. Restoration
    Ferrari Classiche

    A comprehensive mechanical restoration was carried out at Ferrari's Classiche facility in Maranello over a roughly two-year period.

    Work took place between 2007 and 2009.

  3. Bodywork
    Carrozzeria Zanasi / Luppi

    The car was returned to Maranello for a careful repaint in its original Argento Metallizzato colour by coachwork specialist Carrozzeria Zanasi, followed by a full retrim in beige leather by Luppi.

    Work commissioned after the car was acquired by the German owner, prior to 2019.

  4. Engine rebuild
    Kessel Racing / Racing Cars SA

    A thorough engine overhaul was performed while the car was in German ownership.

  5. Mechanical
    GPS Classic (Tommaso Gelmini)

    A full suspension overhaul was carried out during the German ownership period.

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